by Cristina on March 2, 2010
With only 100 days to go until the Football (soccer) World Cup starts in South Africa, football fans everywhere are starting to make plans and decide where they’ll watch the matches. Scoring a ticket to one of the matches would be a dream come true but if that isn’t possible, how about watching your favorite team’s matches from an elegant café or interesting bar in Paris?
You can buy a France World Cup jersey to prove your love and blend
by Julie Blakley on February 10, 2010

Hey, Super Bowl fans!
If you’re arriving here as a result of Google’s “love story” ad during the Super Bowl (which actually showed a Googler searching for “how to impress a French girl“), welcome. Or, bienvenue. We hope you like what you find here. Need more tips for love while you’re traveling? Then don’t miss our tips for love on the road.
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by Jessica on February 3, 2010
It’s hard to look at any travel website right now and not be inundated with enticing Valentine’s Day travel deals. (Whether or not those “deals” are actually going to save you money is another thing entirely.) And since so many people think of France when they think of romantic vacation destinations, it’s not surprising to see offers to spend time over the Valentine’s Day holiday in Paris, Provence, or along the Cote d’Azur.
But if you’re looking for a romantic getaway
by Cristina on January 12, 2010
Paris is the city of lovers. Ask any girl who has been hit by Cupid’s arrow and you are bound to hear she wants a romantic vacation in Paris. Of course, you, as a loving significant other, want to make it happen but quickly realize you might need to break a bank in order to fulfill her dreams.
Well, thing again! Sure, Paris is expensive. We cannot argue with that. But there are ways to cut down costs and still
by Julie Blakley on January 12, 2010
When you hear the word Carnaval, most people immediately think of boisterous celebrations in Rio or drunken, bead filled (and scandalous) Mardi Gras parades in New Orleans. What may not immediately come to mind, however, is the Carnaval celebration in Nice, along the French Mediterranean coast. However, the Nice Carnaval is actually the original Carnaval celebration in the world and is certainly the biggest winter festival along the French Rivera.
For two weeks in February (leading up to Mardi Gras),
by Julie Blakley on January 10, 2010
While France gets the vast majority of its annual visitors in the summer and early fall months, February can be an ideal time to visit the country. Not only will you find the best deals on flights to France in February and early March, you’ll also find yourself among locals rather than tourists at many popular attractions.
While there are fewer celebrations, festivals and special events happening during these months, it is also the best time to get deep discounts