French School Days: Holidays, Lunches, and La Rentrée Many aspects of French school life will be similar to what you are used to back in your own country, but there are still some important differences to be aware of. Here’s what you need to know about French schools, from school hours and holidays to school […]
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Opening Hours in France: Shops, Services, Restaurants Moving to the beautiful French countryside for a slower pace of life? You might just get exactly what you bargained for! Opening hours in France (les horaires d’ouvertures) may be very different to what you are used to and there are often very specific times for dining or
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Visiting the Doctors in France: Appointments, Prescriptions, and Your Médecin Traitant High on the list of priorities for expats arriving in France is healthcare. Once you’ve taken the first step of registering with the French healthcare system and applying for your Carte Vitale, the next step is finding a GP or general practice doctor, known
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Running a Gite in France. Welcoming Your First Guests. So, you have bought your French gite, finished decorating, and prepared for your first guest. Now that your first booking has arrived, it’s important to make a good impression. Here are our top tips for welcoming your first guests to your gite business in France. 1.
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Preparing For Guests So, you have bought your French gite, carried out any repairs and renovations, and finished decorating. That’s just the first step to running a gite in France! From safety concerns to kitting out your gite—here are some tips on preparing for guests, not just the first ones. 1. Furnishing and Equipping Your
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