Small Hotel Chain Focuses on the Environment
July 30, 2023
Marilyn Jones takes a look at one hotel chain’s efforts to create a sustainable and enjoyable environment
Marilyn Jones takes a look at one hotel chain’s efforts to create a sustainable and enjoyable environment
Next summer’s Olympic games may be a real test for Paris airports
Jonathan L walks us through the incredible abbey itself, and explores how much of it sits not on the island but on its supporting buildings.
A generous stopover privilege added to the airlines’ own award flights last year has now been extended to flights on partner airlines.
A dire report lays out what Paris faces and what it might do to mitigate extreme heat in the city.
France’s top attraction outside Paris would like its visitors spread out a bit more to reduce overcrowding
Jonathan L takes a trip back in time on his visit to Mont Saint-Michel, France.
Béziers will be testing dog droppings to identify and fine owners who don’t scoop the poop.
With a year to go, Paris Olympic organizers are rehearsing for their unusual opening ceremonies
Italy says seven pieces in the Louvre were illegally sold by rogue dealers in the 1980s and 90s
Marilyn Jones takes a look at one hotel chain’s efforts to create a sustainable and enjoyable environment
Next summer’s Olympic games may be a real test for Paris airports
Jonathan L walks us through the incredible abbey itself, and explores how much of it sits not on the island but on its supporting buildings.
A generous stopover privilege added to the airlines’ own award flights last year has now been extended to flights on partner airlines.
A dire report lays out what Paris faces and what it might do to mitigate extreme heat in the city.
France’s top attraction outside Paris would like its visitors spread out a bit more to reduce overcrowding
Jonathan L takes a trip back in time on his visit to Mont Saint-Michel, France.
Béziers will be testing dog droppings to identify and fine owners who don’t scoop the poop.
With a year to go, Paris Olympic organizers are rehearsing for their unusual opening ceremonies
Italy says seven pieces in the Louvre were illegally sold by rogue dealers in the 1980s and 90s