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Visitors to Paris center are going to notice more pedestrian friendly areas upon their return. Parisians have been enjoying additional pedestrian zones and bike lanes during the pandemic, so the local government has decided to make them permanent.

‘No more noise headaches or pollution’ – Parisians welcome plan to pedestrianise city centre Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo has announced ambitious plans to pedestrianise the historic centre of Paris by next year - introducing a low traffic zone that would restrict most vehicles from entering the central arrondissements.

Are you dreaming of going to France this summer after being lockout for over a year? There’s a chance for vaccinated Americans according to Macron. ✈️🌏

With France on the table, Americans see a chance for summer vacations in Europe France is working on a plan to ease travel restrictions for U.S. tourists.

As we stay at home dreaming of our next adventure away, and beyond just Paris, consider after spending some time in Paris, venturing to a place that the French go to for their holidays. Here are seven places to think of where you can mingle with the French and enjoy distinctly different areas within France. Start planning your next trip now for when we can all get out again to experience another culture. One that is beyond Parisian, but definitely truly French!

7 Destinations in France Where the French Love to Go Do as the locals do, and visit one of these destinations in France.

A creative way to social distance while watching a movie in Paris this month.

A floating movie theater where people sit in socially distant boats on the water is coming to Paris Paris is turning the shores of the Seine into makeshift beaches this summer, and for one night people can watch a movie from an electric boat.

As we stay home this year to stay safe here are ways you can have a “home-cation”, which is similar to “stay-cation”, but you don’t even leave your home. You can even have that French experience until it’s safe once again to travel to France. Stay well. We’ll be waiting for you when it’s safe to travel to Europe once again.

Vacation at Home With These Easy, Fun Ideas Many travelers are shelving vacation plans as the coronavirus outbreak spreads. Here's a few ideas for a "homecation" in your living room or backyard.

Keeping abreast of the news of the Coronavirus can be daunting. Just a few days ago France was still open for business. That is no longer true as of today, Sunday, 15 March 2020. They’re taking the WHO and pandemic specialists advise and closing its borders and curbing everyday activities like the rest of the world.
So, those immediate plans for travel will need to be put on hold. Stay safe and healthy, but don’t stop planning for your next trip abroad once it’s safe to do so again. We’ll be here to help you with your France rental bookings when you’re ready. France: Homestyle team.

Lockdown: France orders closure of restaurants and all 'non-essential' commerce to stem coronavirus France has gone on lockdown after French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe ordered the closure of restaurants, cafés and all other "non-essential" commerce beginning at midnight on Saturday. Groceries,…

France is open for travelers with few restrictions and common sense things to do, currently, with the Coronavirus. In Paris they’re especially happy to see tourists because tourism has been down in the last year due to the yellow vest demonstrations that happened for almost a year and the strikes over the recent winter holidays.
Here are some guidelines to enjoying France now:

Should I cancel my trip to Paris because of coronavirus? When we asked our readers if they had any questions about the situation with coronavirus in France, the question that came up most often was from people who had booked trips to Paris and were wondering whether to cancel. We take a look at the situation in the capital.

Are traveling abroad now, or planning to go while the Coronavirus still is spreading? Here’s an article from Rick Steves from Europe through the Back Door on how to care for yourself while away from home.

Coronavirus Health Tips for Traveling in Europe by Rick Steves Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Share Coronavirus Health Tips for Traveling in Europe Keep yourself from getting sick: Wash your hands frequently, avoid touching your face, and stay hydrated. Getting plenty of Zzzs can help you stay healthy while traveling. If you choose to keep on traveling, you'l...

May 2020 be the year you visit France for the first time, or once again!
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