Published on Friday, December 2, 2011 by Andrea Harisson To get the ultimate enjoyment out of your holidays in France here a few simple dos and don'ts in French Manners and information. First are a few French words you will use most often which include goodbye which is au revoir, hello which is bonjour and thank you which is merci. Never venture to a different country without your trusted pocket guide for translation. Ev...

Published on Thursday, November 10, 2011 by Lauren Black France is a beautiful destination to visit. It is filled with rich heritage, top notch restaurants and one of a kind museums. There is actually not enough time on holiday to see all of the wonderful tourist attractions and historical monuments that they have to offer. Going on holiday in France will be a memorable experience that you wouldn't want to forget. Food a...

Published on Thursday, September 8, 2011 by Lauren Black If by chance or choice, a family were to take a holiday in France, and be there on July 14th, they would likely find one of biggest celebrations in the country. In Paris, along the avenue of Champs-Elysees, they would see a military parade of huge proportions. Guests and dignitaries from around the world would be in attendance. This is the anniversary of attacking t...

Published on Sunday, August 16, 2009 by Craig Forlan by Jeremy Fishbourne If you are planning a holiday, Cap d'Agde should be on your short list of places to visit. This resort complex not only offers the modern facilities that tourists look for, but also allows access to a fascinating heritage and a beautiful natural setting. This Mediterranean resort has attractions to provide delight to the sun worshipers, sports...

Published on Sunday, August 9, 2009 by Maritta Slatter by Maritta Slatter Visiting the Languedoc Roussillon France is something everyone should experience just once in their lifetime. It's a fascinating place with a diversity and history that's hard to match up against. It boast of 26 regions with five departments. It's bordered on the side by Andorra and Spain, and also the Mediterranean. Then the other side is marked o...

Published on Wednesday, August 5, 2009 by Maritta Slatter by Maritta Slatter The Languedoc Roussillon France is diverse in its many regions. It's comprised of 26 regions to be exact. It's compiled of five departments, and borders other French regions like the Rhone-Alpes, the Auvergne, the Midi-Pyrenees, and the Provence-Alpes-Cote. Then on the other side it's bordered by Spain and Andorra, and the Mediterranean Sea. It's a...

Published on Tuesday, August 4, 2009 by Jeremy Fishbourne by Jeremy Fishbourne A fascinating mix of attractions awaits visitors of Cap d'Agde: the natural setting of land and sea, rich heritage, modern convenience and amenities. This Mediterranean resort has attractions to provide delight to the sun worshippers, sports aficionados, couples and families seeking a wonderful vacation. Access to this resort is convenient, maki...

Published on Tuesday, July 28, 2009 by Peter Bronski by Peter Bronski One of the most popular regions in France is the Languedoc Roussillon, which is found in the south of the country. This area is found along the length of the Mediterranean coast just between the Provence and Pyrenees regions. The exquisite beauty of Languedoc Roussillon when it comes to scenery and cultural heritage makes it a favorite among tourists...

Published on Saturday, July 25, 2009 by Peter Bronski by Peter Bronski In the south of France sits the Languedoc Roussillon which is one of France's twenty six regions. This region stretches alongside the Mediterranean coast, specifically between the Provence and the Pyrenees areas. Known for its heritage, climate and landscape, the Languedoc Roussillon is a region which should be commended for is diversity and magnific...