Paris
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Paris: Pavillon des Lettres from $335
Travel & Leisure Hot Deals &bull Feb 3, 2012
Finding romantic possiblities in Paris is as easy as learning your ABCs. Factor in a stay at the Pavillon des Lettres, a chic but cozy little hotel with 26 guest rooms that each pay homage to one writer (via passages… Full Story »
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America's Most Romantic Hotels
Travel & Leisure Articles &bull Feb 2, 2012
Imagine you and your better half cuddling fireside as the sun dips behind the distant mountains. The only sounds are from the wild; the only sights are canyons and the stark desert. No, you're not in the Sahara. You're at… Full Story »
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American Express Membership Rewards offering 25% transfer bonus to Air France/KLM Flying Blue
One Mile at a Time &bull Feb 2, 2012
Through February 29, 2012, American Express Membership Rewards is offering a 25% transfer bonus to Air France/KLM's Flying Blue frequent flyer program. The bonus is built into transfers, meaning the 25% bonus posts immediately and can be used an unlimited… Full Story »
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Take your dog vagabonding
Vagablogging &bull Feb 2, 2012Globe-trotting with your dog is totally possible! With appropriate paperwork, a microchip, and some forethought, taking your animal traveling can help break down cultural barriers and spark conversations. My border collie, Trinity, ushered me into far more conversations in Paris… Full Story »
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NGA EnhancedView To Absorb $50 Million Cut
Aviation Week &bull Feb 1, 2012
PARIS - The U.S. National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) could be forced to renegotiate elements of two multibillion-dollar commercial satellite imagery contracts with U.S.-based DigitalGlobe and GeoEye as it implements a $50 million cut to the agency's fiscal 2012 budget appropriation and braces for even more substantial spending reductions… Full Story »
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Tahiti and French Polynesia on a budget
CNN.com Travel &bull Feb 1, 2012
Glossy brochures focus on ultra-swish resorts, but French Polynesia actually has a pretty wide range of accommodation options. You can keep lodging costs down by staying in small guesthouses and pensions (homestays) that are sprinkled around the islands. They're nothing glam or ostentatious, just modest operations that blend perfectly into the tropical surroundings. At the cheaper end of… Full Story »
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Paris postcard: Savoring the subversively seductive splendors of the Marais
Gadling &bull Jan 31, 2012
French star architect Jean Nouvel once gave me a ride home from his studio in Paris' edgy 11th arrondissement. I chuckled to discover that the guru of transparency, glass and steel lives around the corner from me in a 1600s… Full Story »
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Locations as lovers
Vagablogging &bull Jan 30, 2012Locations are like lovers; sometimes we're in the mood for the type of grand romance that only Paris and the Champs-Elysees can provide whereas other times it's the exotic promise of Tahiti or the gritty resolve and urban brilliance of… Full Story »
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Paris's Best Taxidermy Shops
Fodor's Travel Wire &bull Jan 30, 2012
On a chilly winter afternoon in Paris-one of our top buzzy destinations for 2012-escape to another time and place by visiting the city's best taxidermists. Lions, tigers, and bears are just a few of the hundreds of animals on display, along with a… Full Story »
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Expedia.fr - Bilan touristique 2011 et nouveautes 2012
Business Wire Travel News &bull Jan 27, 2012
PARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Expedia.fr dresse un bilan des tendances qui ont marque l'economie du tourisme sur le marche francais en 2011. Paris et la destination France ont rencontre cette annee encore un vif succes, que ce soit aupres de la clientele internationale… Full Story »
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Artistic Collaboration (Couples Only) Is Focus of Show in Paris
NY Times Blog - Travel Q&A Blog &bull Jan 27, 2012
Gilbert and George, Jean Tinguely and Niki de Saint Phalle, Christo and Jeanne Claude: art history is peppered with artist couples coming together creatively - and sometimes breaking a few plates in the process. A multimedia exhibition in northern Paris… Full Story »
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In Transit Blog: Artistic Collaboration (Couples Only) Is Focus of Show in Paris
NYTimes Travel &bull Jan 27, 2012
Gilbert and George, Jean Tinguely and Niki de Saint Phalle, Christo and Jeanne Claude: art history is peppered with artist couples coming together creatively - and sometimes breaking a few plates in the process. A multimedia exhibition in northern Paris… Full Story »
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Been to Paris, London, and Rome? Visit these European Capitals Next
Fodor's Travel Wire &bull Jan 26, 2012
As Europeas most-popular destinations, London, Paris, and Rome are, unsurprisingly, the subject of many questions and trip reports posted in our Europe Forum every day. For many Fodorites, these are the cities you can never get enough of; their offerings are world famous, numerous, and impossible to see in… Full Story »
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Travel Movies Go to the Oscars
Worldhum &bull Jan 25, 2012
It's Oscar time again. Of the two, I've seen only "Midnight in Paris," which I liked-as a confirmed 1920s Paris nerd I laughed at the inside jokes and enjoyed the scenery. Full Story »
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Paris: The Shangri-La Paris Gently Hints At Its Asian Roots
Hotel Chatter &bull Jan 25, 2012
Oh, wait, that's not actually a category. Full Story »
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Layover trip in Paris becomes a filling hors d'oeuvre
Chicago Tribune Travel &bull Jan 24, 2012
My wife and I ran in a 20k in Paris, marveled at outdoor urinals, strolled Boulevard Saint-Germain, enjoyed $15 hot dogs (not including wine) and generally fell in love with Paris all in less than three hours. Full Story »
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CitizenM Still Moving Along, Planning Paris in 2014
Hotel Chatter &bull Jan 24, 2012
Not much else is known as the hotel for now; after all, it's still got a year and a half to build up and out. Full Story »
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Paris: Air Chanel: Karl Lagerfeld Constructs 'Jet' Set for the Haute Couture Runway
Jaunted &bull Jan 24, 2012
But wait; there's more. Not only were the fashions jet-appropriate, but the entire show went down inside a set like the fuselage of a commercial airliner. Guests sat three abreast on either side of a central aisle, and were greeted… Full Story »
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T Magazine: Lumiere | India in Paris
NYTimes Travel &bull Jan 23, 2012
There are times when Paris is touched by other cultures. The touch may be temporary - like a spritz of perfume. Or it can open up a well-established world hiding in plain sight. This is Paris's India moment. In December, Karl Lagerfeld took inspiration from India for his Paris-Bombay collection for Chanel, which included Nehru jackets, sweaters that draped like saris and opulent beading and embroidery. And on Jan. 27, the Petit Palais museum will display nearly 100 paintings and designs by Rabindranath Tagore, the Bengali poet who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1913. Having begun to paint… Full Story »
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In Paris, Examining the Art of Cuisine
NY Times Blog - Travel Q&A Blog &bull Jan 23, 2012
The event's aim is to address what inspires chefs outside of typical products and kitchen utensils. We invite chefs to choose their creative partner, and the range of duets is remarkable," said Thomas Frebourg, a spokesman for Paris des Chefs.… Full Story »
