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          Paris

          Culture
          Gastronomy
          Romance
          Shopping
          This city is such an inspiration for couples in love that the 45 tons of symbolic locks had to be removed from the Pont des Arts, due to risk of collapse. Book a flight to Paris, celebrate amour and much more!

          Experience what you’ve always imagined
          A day you will never forget: climbing to the top of the world’s most famous tower (Eiffel) after checking out the most visited museum (Louvre) and walking the greatest avenue (Champs-Elysées). Well, one day might not be enough. Stay a while and also see Notre-Dame, Sacré Coeur and the Pompidou.

          And if that doesn't convince you…
          Did you know there’s a miniature Statue of Liberty in the vast Jardin du Luxembourg? Nearby is Quartier Latin, where the evening heats up, but it is even better in the bohemian Montmartre. After shopping in the Galeries Lafayette, if you’re in the mood for something different go to Versailles. The Hall of Mirrors will make your jaw drop. 

          Culture and Business

          On a business trip, knowing the culture and customs of the country you are visiting can have a big impact on the success of your business.

          Before leaving

          Make sure you have your identity card or passport and boarding pass with you. Depending on your country of origin, take care of your visa or other necessary documentation ahead of time.

          Climate

          France has a temperate climate with 4 types of climate: oceanic, continental, Mediterranean and mountainous. In Paris, the average temperature in the summer is 20ºC and in the winter 5ºC.

          Time zone

          GMT + 1 

          Geography & politics

          France is located in Western Europe and is part of the European Union. It is a semi-presidential democratic republic.

          Tipping & paying

          Most places accept credit card payments, but it is always useful to have some money with you. France is part of the Eurozone, so the currency is the Euro (EUR). It is not common to tip in restaurants, as the bill already has a service charge added to the total.

          Languages & useful phrases

          French is the official language. In French: "Bonjour" = hello; "S’il vous plaît" = please; "Merci beaucoup" = thank you very much.

          What you should do

          Learn a few phrases in French. The French are very proud of their culture and like it when those who visit their country make an effort to learn their language.

          What you shouldn’t do

          Do not talk to someone using the informal "tu" if the expected is the formal "vous". Depending on the context and how well you know someone, always use "vous" if you’re not sure, as a sign of respect. Use "tu" with friends or family.

          What to wear

          Fashion and looks are considered very important and can help to make a great first impression. Go for a formal and neat style, with good taste. Accessories also count—as well as shoes!

          First impressions

          When meeting someone for the first time, greet them with a handshake. When meeting up with friends, it’s normal to give two kisses on the cheeks, except between men.