News
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French Ambassador’s Travel Awards 2018
Jaipur hosts Atout France’s biggest B2B showcase Experience France and the Prestigious Ambassador’s Travel Awards.
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Tourism: France is working to improve tourists’ experience
France is the world’s most popular tourist destination. The French Government is determined to increase this appeal by taking and supporting concrete measures.
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French Ambassador’s Travel Awards Soiree
French Ambassador hosted Travel Awards Soiree in Mumbai to promote tourism in France and strenghtening ties with the Indian travel fraternity
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Atout France’s tourism portal rechristened www.france.fr
www.rendezvousenfrance.com, the destination France information portal of French tourism development agency, Atout France, has been rechristened www.france.fr.
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French Ambassador’s Travel Awards Soiree
A unique initiative was launched by H.E. Mr François Richier, Ambassador of France to India, as a token of appreciation for travel agencies that have programmed France in their published travel itineraries.
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Chauvet Cave inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List
The decorated cave of Pont d’Arc– popularly referred to as the Chauvet Cave – was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List on 22nd June 2014 during the World Heritage Committee session held in Doha.
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Paris Wins Most Romantic Destination at the Lonely Planet Magazine India Travel Awards
Lonely Planet India readers have voted for Paris as the Most Romantic Destination at their recently concluded Travel Awards function held in Mumbai. This distinction only seals the synonymous association between the ethereal City of Lights - Paris and Romance.
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Paris, the world’s sixth-most-attractive city
Paris ranks sixth among the world’s most attractive cities, according to a PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) study published on May 20.
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Paris, the world’s number one tourist destination
Paris and its surrounding area were once again the world’s number one tourist destination in 2013, with 32.3 million tourists staying at hotels in the Ile-de-France region, according to the regional tourism committee.