Grab Bag: Bizarre Summer in the Côte d’Azur
Explore · Jemma - French LessonsContributor blog post by Jemma:
It has been a bizarre summer. Security problems, and all their cultural complications, have meant that the Summer of 2016 in the Cote d’Azur has been more than a little off.
Bookings and revenues have plunged 10-15% across the region since the Nice attacks in July. Significant but not disastrous,is what people say. …Continue reading here for Jemma’s round-up of the summer on the French Riviera
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