Americans have a longstanding love of travel to France, with Paris, Provence and Normandy’s historic World War II landing beaches drawing their primary attention. Many, however, are likely unaware of ...

The Toulouse-Lautrec museum exhibits the collected works and a visual biography of the famed artist, including a fascinating photo retrospective of his work in creating publicity posters for the ...

Looking inside the mixed bag of travel trendsOur recent survey reveals the ups and downs of bookings and sheds light on shifting customer travel preferences and concerns. Are you booking or designing ...

A dream trip to France is akin to stepping into a living masterpiece, where culture, history, and gastronomy converge in a vibrant tapestry. This iconic nation in Western Europe, poised to welcome ...

There’s a tangible romanticism about Toulouse. La Ville Rose (‘the pink city’), named in honour of its blush-hued buildings, is set around the Garonne river, a watery artery crisscrossed with medieval ...

A new era beginsA new era -- but the same commitment to the travel industry. 2026 brings even more reasons for happiness in FinlandThe reopening of a historical public sauna and two exhibits devoted ...

The Canal du Midi traverses the Occitanie region and gives cyclists of all skill levels access to parts of France that are rich in lore, yet sometimes passed over by visitors. By William Fleeson The ...