Whether a long-planned holiday or spontaneous weekend trip, your first time or fifteenth, an important question before traveling to Paris is: where should I stay? Known for its village-like neighborhoods, there are many quartiers with both boutique hotels and the grand dame addresses that will appeal to all kinds of travelers. The great thing is that almost every neighborhood in Paris is the best neighborhood to stay in Paris [ . . . ]
From jazz in Paris to photography exhibitions and lavender in the sunny south, these are the events you won’t want to miss out on this summer in France.
Source: What’s on in France: 17 great events not to miss this summer – The Local
It pays to be prepared when you’re heading out of the country, regardless of when—or where—you travel.
In the past year, the travel community has been shaken by attacks of various size and scope, from Turkey to France. And while most of the destinations that were targeted are most likely no more dangerous than they were before the attack, it pays to be prepared when you’re heading out of the country, regardless of when—or where—you travel. One of the most helpful resources? The U.S. State Department’s oft-overlooked Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP), in which users register trips and get messages relevant to their area and dates of passage [ . . . ]
Continue at CONDE NASTE: STEP: Why the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program Matters – Condé Nast Traveler
CAILEY RIZZO APRIL 26, 2018
Earlier this month, the city of Paris filed a lawsuit against Airbnb for failing to remove undocumented listings from their site.A court hearing is set for June 12. For those traveling to Paris before that date and planning on staying in an Airbnb, it’s likely nothing about your accommodation will change.
Continue reading “Watch Out for This Controversial Number on Paris Airbnb Listings This Summer”
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