Listening to the language of the moment indicates that post-(de)confinement projections revolve around two terms, “recovery” and “relaunch.” These two terms cover the idea of continuity, woven against the break and pause imposed by the pandemic crisis, seen as an interlude. However, many intellectuals and activists have stressed the importance of taking advantage of this break to redefine the Western development model, which implies reviewing the place of tourism in that model. Tourism, which has been particularly badly affected by the pandemic, can in some ways be seen as a laboratory of the anthropocene; in this context, thinking in a sectoral manner is no longer sufficient to envisage a change that will have to imagine the paths of a cultural revolution that will form the basis of a new project for civilisation. On this path, we propose to make the territory, in a context of “globality,” a matrix for future reflection.