France Travel Guide

Besides easy access from the U.S. there are a wealth of reasons to visit France. The elegant FGTO annual travel planner FranceGuide 2002 invites Americans to "Take a new look" at France. The 96-page free comprehensive magazine showcases France by featuring interviews and commentary by French actress Jeanne Moreau, Tour de France winner, Lance Armstrong, ending with Peter Mayle and his thoughts on the French flair for vacations. "FranceGuide 2002" covers the French Provinces with lively feature articles, suggested itineraries, information on events and special anniversaries. It also provides detailed practical information sections, from tips on the Euro to bringing the kids.

Traditionally known as an ancient country rich in cultural heritage and remarkable historic landmarks, France is inhabited by an energetic people that have happily married tradition and art de vivre with progress and innovation. Land of mysterious prehistoric caves and Celtic monoliths, Roman ruins, medieval fortresses and Renaissance castles, France is also home to the Ariane space rocket and Airbus Industries, and the boasts the world's most extensive high-speed train network. The French National Railroads--represented in the U.S. by Rail Europe--inaugurated last June the new TGV Méditerranée to Marseille, gateway to Provence, one of France's most famed regions.
You can also travel from London to Paris and the Northen France with the Eurostar.

Whether you're looking for a traditional trip, an active vacation or an off-the-beaten track adventure, travel to France in 2002 means year-round promotional offers and discounts. To keep you informed from this year's exceptional exceptional rail deals or chances to win a free trip to Paris, the French Government Tourist Office invites you to regularly consult its redesigned web site www.franceguide.com. Look for the J'aime la France promotions and special deals, or sign up for E-News From France, the FGTO's one-page monthly electronic newsletter for additional information on travel tips and ideas.

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