Speaking during the third day of the Cultural Memory Committee, she gave a speech about protecting heritage sites for and from the tourists. Taking as a case study the very well known site of the Mont-Saint-Michel situated in the North West of France, she explained the damage caused by the overwhelming amount of tourists walking on the medieval streets of the island each year. Indeed, more than 2.5 million tourists rush toward the monastery every year, in order to admire the splendid view of the bay.