Archive for category France Travel
Self catering morzine
Posted by Hotels for You in France Travel on 08 February 2010
Morzine is one of the most popular ski resorts in the French Alps. Just an hour’s drive away from the Geneva Cointrin Airport, Morzine is located right in the heart of Portes du Soleil- the largest ski area in Europe. Ski enthusiasts from all over the world make their way to Morzine every winter owing the excellent skiing facilities here. It is connected with all the other slopes in the area with ski lifts. Morzine is a very beautiful place surrounded with mountains and forests- a haven away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. It is a favourite holiday destination not just in winters but also the summer. Read the rest of this entry »
Toulouse vacations
Posted by Hotels for You in France Travel on 08 February 2010
If you want to spend your holiday away off typical millions of tourists places, visit Toulouse in France. Whether you are looking for a winter getaway in the snow or a summer hiking, camping trip, the great outdoors can be fully experienced from a base in Toulouse. This city is growing every year and has become a major economic and cultural force in France, yet has been able to balance this shift nicely with its historic and calming setting. An impressive city to visit and experience is waiting your next holiday to Toulouse. Read the rest of this entry »
France Travel Tips
Posted by Hotels for You in France Travel on 08 February 2010
Hi, my name is KIT and I’ve been living in France for a little over four years. Right now I live in Montpellier which is in the south of France. I enjoy living here and I hope to give advice to others who wish to travel here and/or live here as well. Here are my travel tips:
1. Some Basics
Business Hours are technically from 9 to 6. However in most parts of France assume that between 12 noon and 2 pm many shops and especially agencies are closed. France has a huge amount of religious holidays which are observed by a day off. This as well will Read the rest of this entry »
