Hotels-Paris.co.uk - Find it All at Foire de Paris

The Foire de Paris will offer visitors a chance to browse a huge variety of products relating to travel, home and leisure.

2011-03-25

PARIS, FRANCE, March 25, 2011 (Press-News.org) The variety on offer at the Foire de Paris means everyone is likely to find something they are interested in at the exhibition, with stands ranging from travel destinations to cooking gadgets.

It runs from April 28th to May 8th 2011 and features three sections: home, leisure and world culture.

Visitors will find plenty of inspiration for luxury holidays and property renovations at the event, with exhibitors sharing top tips on how people can spend their cash.

To add to the fun, challenges and awards will be handed out during the fair for visitors and products.

The Foire de Paris takes place at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.

Normal opening times are from 10:00 to 19:00 local time daily, but there will be special late-night showings as well, when the expo stays open until 21:00.

Admission costs EUR12 (GBP10.45). Concessions are available for groups and young people among others.

If attendees are travelling to the facility by Metro, they should alight at Porte de Versailles.

Hotels-Paris.co.uk offers a diverse range of accommodation in the city, including cheap hotels in Paris neighbourhoods such as Montparnasse.

Visit http://www.foiredeparis.fr/ or call +33 892 692 694 to find out more about the fair.

Editors Notes

www.hotels-paris.co.uk is the latest website from the team behind successful London specialist hotel provider, Hotels-London.co.uk. Hotels-London has been online since the very beginning of the online boom over 11 years ago and is still going strong today. Hotels-Paris will expand the brand further by providing over 500 hand-selected hotels and apartments in and around Paris to suit every budget, from 2-star bed and breakfasts to 5-star boutique hotels.

Hotels-Paris customers will be able to take advantage of discounts up to 70% off the published room rate by booking online 24 hours a day, or calling the dedicated team of experts who are always happy to help make bookings and offer advice about where to stay and what to do in the city.

As well as accommodation, Hotels-Paris will also help people make the most of their stay by offering comprehensive, interactive guides to Paris, with area information, attractions, events and airport transfers, theatre tickets and sightseeing tours - you can plan and book your entire holiday from one site.

To view Hotels-Paris.com press pages please see http://www.hotels-paris.co.uk/.

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