How do I travel to Paris?
The city of Paris is served by two international airports - Charles de Gaulle Airport (IATA Code – CDG) and Paris Orly Airport (IATA Code – ORY). Paris is also well connected with the rest of Europe by train services.

What are the travel requirements for Paris?
Canadian and American citizens do not require a visa for stays up to 90 days.  UK citizens do not need a visa to travel to France for a period of 90 days. However, you must bring a passport with a validity of a minimum of six months, proof of sufficient funds, hotel bookings, travel insurance, and a copy of your travel itinerary.

What is the currency used in France?
Euro (EUR) is the official currency used in Italy. The official exchange rate is currently hovering around 1 USD for 1 Euro and 1.16 Euro for 1 GBP. The exchange rates can vary with +/- of 1 to 2 as per currency. Visa and Master Card credit cards are widely accepted.

Do I need travel insurance in France?
No, Travel Insurance is a mandatory visa requirement for France if you are travelling visa-free. EHIC cards are also valid in the country. Get travel insurance that covers travel delays, baggage loss, cancellations, emergency medical care, and accident coverage.

What is the language spoken in Paris?
French is the official language of Italy. However, Paris is a popular tourist destination in Europe and has speakers of English, French, Spanish, and German.

How do I travel within Paris?
Paris has an extensive network of public transit systems based on Metros, Regional Express Networks, trams, buses, and boats. Paris has 17 metro lines with a train frequency of 2-3 minutes during rush hour and 5-10 minutes in non-peak hours. There are five commuter lines of the Regional Express Network with a frequency of 3 to 6 minutes with stops within Paris. Buses cover the nook and corners of the city with frequent and efficient services. Taxis are plenty in the city as well and tend to be cheaper at night due to less traffic.

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