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Paris
When it comes to a romantic city break, nothing beats Paris. From its grand architecture and winding cobbled streets to its laid-back culture and cuisine, Paris is the city of love, and it oozes that title in every way.
Perfect views While the Eiffel Tower is a must for any first-time visitors, there are many ways to see this iconic structure. Recommend clients to take a trip to the top of the Arc de Triomphe for amazing views of the Eiffel Tower as the sun sets. Alternatively, see it from across the river at the Trocadero platform, which provides visitors with the perfect picture opportunity. For something a little more
private, recommend a walk through the city’s Tuileries Garden, a stone’s throw from the Louvre Museum and the Seine.
Montmartre and the area
surrounding Sacré-Coeur are full of charm, with artists drawing passersby and musicians playing to the crowds. Canal Saint-Martin is a hidden gem and offers a picturesque walking route, lined with cafes and restaurants.
Book a VIP experience Mystery Shopper was planning the trip as a surprise romantic getaway, so as a way of making the trip extra special, recommend a VIP champagne cruise along the river followed by skip-the-line access to the Eiffel Tower (£77 with Attraction World). It’s also the perfect opportunity to boost your commission earnings. If your client is looking to push the boat out, Eurostar’s standard premier seats are a good upgrade.
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SuperBreak offers three nights at the Radisson Blu Le Dokhan’s Hotel with Eurostar tickets for £1,284. The price also includes a pre-trip stay at London’s Hotel Russell.
superbreak.co.uk
Jet2holidays offers three nights at the four-star Hotel Montfleuri Paris, near the Arc de Triomphe, on a B&B basis for £740 with flights from Leeds Bradford.
jet2holidays.com
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