From amphibious wheelchairs to adapted showers, France’s accessible beaches are transforming summer for people with disabilities. Families highlight newfound freedom, while authorities stress inclusion, as more coastal towns embrace the Handiplage label to ensure equal seaside enjoyment

France is pushing to inscribe the iconic Carnac Stones in Brittany on the UNESCO World Heritage List, highlighting their exceptional archaeological and cultural significance in prehistoric Europe

Starting in 2026, the iconic French Riviera city will restrict large cruise ships from docking, allowing only vessels with fewer than 1,000 passengers to enter, in a bold move to fight overtourism and protect its coastal environment

Despite facing fierce competition from Spain, which also saw record-breaking tourist numbers, France’s iconic attractions and successful hosting of the Olympic Games helped boost visitor numbers by two percent compared to 2023

Often overlooked by American tourists, Toulouse—affectionately known as "La Ville Rose" or "The Pink City"—is gaining recognition as an alternative destination that offers a unique blend of history, culture, and gastronomic delights

Amidst the evolving storyline of *Emily in Paris*, President Macron expressed his hopes as the series prepares for its fifth season. The protagonist will venture into Rome, creating a narrative split between the iconic cities, Paris and Rome

With international tourist arrivals surging by 7.3% in 2023 to a historic 100 million, France has solidified its position as the world's most visited country, surpassing traditional giants Spain and the USA

Marseille, France's oldest city, beckons travelers to venture beyond the confines of touristy clichés and embark on an authentic journey through the vibrant landscapes of the Mediterranean coast

France has once again claimed the title of the world's most-visited tourist destination for the year 2023. This marks the eighth consecutive year that the enchanting nation has held this coveted position