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Examination of recent information about tourist journeys outside Quebec Province hasgiven rise to the idea that such trips do not take place in accordance with conventionallaws such as those based on the universal gravitation model, but rather are governed bycriteria of decision in which distance is not a continuous variable. After emphasizingcertain weaknesses of conventional models of spatial interaction, this article shows thatthe theory of catastrophes, developed from R. Thom's studies of morphogenesis, makespossible a new approach, based on utilitarian concepts, to the role played by distance intourist journeys

Interactions humaines et théorie des catastrophes : une application au comportement du vacancier