Landmarks - The Cannes Film Festival

The Cannes Film Festival, held in the South of France, is a global symbol of movie glamour. It attracts thousands of participants, including filmmakers, stars, and fans. The festival significantly impacts local hotels, which host VIPs and generate substantial revenue. An interesting historical anecdote suggests that Cannes hotels were nearly destroyed during WWII but were saved by a brave waiter. This story, whether true or not, adds to the festival's rich narrative.

Discuss the impact of the Cannes Film Festival on the local economy, particularly for hotels.

What role did a young French waiter play during World War II in relation to the hotels in Cannes?