Mistake #2: Coming in peak season
When planning your vacation, think about these
tourism statistics:
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The Eiffel Tower attracts some 5.six million visitors per
year.
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The Louvre, the Muse d’Orsay, and
Versailles draw another 12 million locals and vacationers.
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Disneyland Paris pulls in another 12 million.
And
you know what: A substantial number of individuals visitors arrive from June through
August. Figures in the Paris Tourism and Convention Office show nearly 2.5
million overnight visits by leisure travelers in This summer, when compared with about 1.75 million
monthly in shoulder season (April-May, September-October) and barely more than a
million in The month of january or Feb.
By
coming from season and staying away from holiday periods such as the week before Easter time,
you’ll escape lengthy lines in the leading museums and attractions, you’ll
think it is simpler to obtain tables in restaurants, and you will most likely pay less for
your accommodation or vacation apartment.
Obviously, sometimes it’s fun to stay in an audience. We once showed up
in Paris on May 1 (an essential national vacation in France), so we spent a
enjoyable evening strolling round the Latin Quarter among other couples who have been
walking hands in hands while clutching small bouquets of muguet
(Lily from the Valley), France’s traditional May Day flower. The following day, the
crowds were gone, so we may go nearly anywhere we would have liked without waiting in
line.
Next page:
Mistake #4: Remaining within the wrong
arrondissement
Resourse: http://europeforvisitors.com/paris/mistakes/
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Video COMMENTS:
Milos Savic: Good job ladies. Very informative and ez on the eyes. :)