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Paris News from the Paris Convention and Visitors Bureau n°56 - February 2011 |
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Paris News n° 56 - February 2011
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 Inaugurations
The Musée du Luxembourg reopens after important renovation work and the Nouvel Odéon cinema is transformed by designer Matali Crasset. On the accommodation scene, three hotels show off their new decor and Montparnasse’s largest hotel becomes a Pullman. As for gastronomy, there is the opening of the Atelier Étoile de Joël Robuchon, as well as caviar to taste and delicious pastries to discover.
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 Trends
Unusual bars are part of Paris’s lively social scene. Hotel bars full of history, offbeat venues or mobile bar, specialist champagne bars … partying is an intrinsic part of the French capital’s charms.
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 In the spotlight
All you need to know about Paris airports. Veritable towns catering to the needs of the millions of passengers who pass through them each year, Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Paris-Orly provide practical services and shops, but also places for relaxation and leisure.
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 Buzz on meetings
Business tourism, major trade fairs and congresses
The French capital offers a huge range of accommodation and venues for private hire to host visitors attending the 1,400 or so trade shows and congresses that are held each year in Paris.
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 Paris seen by ...
Domoina de Brantes has a rather unusual job; she’s an « art concierge » at Le Royal Monceau-Raffles Paris. Avid about contemporary art, she designs bespoke visits to museums and galleries for the palace’s guests, and declares her unfailing love for the world’s most beautiful city.
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