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With the latest Bond movie on its way, why not retrace his footsteps on your next holiday in France?

October 3, 2012 | No comments

One cannot forget Bond’s, one the world’s favourite literary and film icons of all time, magnificent leap from a helicopter with Elizabeth II for the 2012 summer games. So it seems only just that, with the imminent opening of ‘Skyfall’, we should revere the last few decades’ 007 steps across...

What the Press is saying about France – Week 28/05/12 to 03/06/12

June 18, 2012 | No comments

This week saw 92 articles about France. Here is a selection of some articles which appeared in National publications from 28th May to 3rd June. Fresh accolade for green lung of the Loire – Sunday Express Travel This article looks at the Loire region as one of France’s green destinations. Nantes has...

What the Press is saying about France – Week 14/05/12 to 20/05/12

May 22, 2012 | No comments

This week saw 97 articles about France. Here is a selection of some articles which appeared in National publications from 14th May to 20th May. Blown away by the roof of Europe – Telegraph Travel The calm of “inter-season” is the time to enjoy Chamonix. Avoiding crowds and high prices, Richard...

What the Press is saying about France – Week 07/05/12 to 13/05/12

May 15, 2012 | No comments

This week saw 97 articles about France. Here is a selection of some articles which appeared in National publications from 7th May to 13th May. Feel the glamour on the Mediterranean’s glitziest seaside strip – The Independent on Sunday As the Cannes Film Festival prepares to roll out those red carpets...

What the Press is saying about France – Week 30/04/12 to 06/05/12

May 11, 2012 | No comments

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This week saw 65 articles about France. Here is a selection of some articles which appeared in National publications from 30th April to 6th May. The slow boat to Burgundy – The Sunday Times Seeking still waters and a slice of the French good life, Stanley Stewart booked a barge in...

What the Press is saying about France – Week 23/04/12 to 29/04/12

May 1, 2012 | No comments

This week saw 91 articles about France. Here is a selection of some articles which appeared in National publications from 23rd to 29th April. A golden age of fun and fancy – Telegraph Travel Nick Trend explores the curviest and most decorative sights of Paris to recapture the joy of the...

What the Press is saying about France – Week 16/04/12 to 22/04/12

April 23, 2012 | No comments

This week saw 99 articles about France. Here is a selection of some articles which appeared in National publications from 16th to 22nd April. France, the wine-lovers’ destination – The Sunday Times The Sunday Times offers a special guide to France’s best vineyards. This 16-page supplement visits several regions: Champagne-Ardenne, the...

What the Press is saying about France – Week 05/03/12 to 11/03/12

March 13, 2012 | No comments

This week saw 125 articles about France. Here is a selection of some articles which appeared in National publications from 5th to 11th March. Wander away from the coast – The Sunday Telegraph Anthony Peregrine takes us to discover the scenery, history and culture of the inland Riviera. The succession of...

What the Press is saying about France – Week 13/02/12 to 19/02/12

February 22, 2012 | No comments

This week saw 97 articles about France. Here is a selection of some articles which appeared in National publications from 13th to 19th February. Unspoilt France – Daily Express It is hard to believe there is an undiscovered corner of France. Harder still, one along the picturesque corridor of the Dordogne...

What the Press is saying about France – Week 30/01/12 to 05/02/12

February 6, 2012 | No comments

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This week saw 160 articles about France. Here is a selection of some articles which appeared in National publications from 30th January to 5th February. Land of pop and glory – Condé Nast Traveller Emperors, statesmen rappers and style queens: Champagne has always attracted high-profile fans. Then, what of the tradition...