France's wine harvest forecast rebounds without escaping a weak year
The agriculture ministry has lifted its 2026 estimate to 36.7 million hectolitres, but the national total hides a sharp north-south divide.
The agriculture ministry has lifted its 2026 estimate to 36.7 million hectolitres, but the national total hides a sharp north-south divide.
About 25,000 runners are expected on the Riviera route on 8 November, with road closures, free TER travel for entrants and an €8 spectator pass.
The fifth-generation train begins a limited Paris to Marseille schedule on 6 November, promising more seats and lower energy use rather than a higher top speed.
Rail operators warn of disruption on Thursday, but detailed line-by-line forecasts are due only on Wednesday afternoon and should not be guessed in advance.
The strategic-stock mechanism starts on 1 November, but logistics and retailer finances mean motorists should not expect the same reduction at every station immediately.
France has approved a narrow exception to Champagne's 13 percent ceiling after an unusually hot, early 2026 harvest. It is a production safeguard, not a blanket change to every bottle.
The Salon du Chocolat runs from 28 October to 1 November at Porte de Versailles. This preview separates confirmed programme details from promotional claims and points visitors toward the event's most useful themes.
The free harbour village is open through 1 November, but wind has already changed access and boat-arrival plans. Visitors need live information.
Tourism businesses fear cancellations after the unrest. Travellers need current venue and transport information rather than assumptions from dramatic footage.
An emergency public appeal, health precautions and heritage constraints now shape the future of Paris's oldest covered food market.
Parliament is considering permanent grocery use, full digitalisation and new market rules, while a possible lower shopping cap divides retailers and restaurants.
A better result in Languedoc-Roussillon lifted the official forecast, but heat, drought and shrinking vineyard area still leave national production at a century low.
The 93rd Fête des Vendanges runs from October 7 to 11, mixing vineyard tradition with music, food and events across Paris’s 18th arrondissement.
The airline has removed five of its seven ATR 72-600 aircraft from service while manufacturers investigate recurring reports of unusual odours.
The first selection ranges from Paris and Strasbourg to mountain and coastal territories, with promotion and networking at its core.
The three-day fair brings more than 80 stands to the Pavillon Gravelle, with Haiti as guest of honour.
The British Museum has restricted close-up photography to keep visitors moving. Wide views from the upper level remain possible.
The European campaign runs from 16–22 September. French local programmes offer practical ways to explore transport alternatives, with dates that can extend beyond the week.
Heat and frost have reduced yields, even as producers point to the quality of the grapes.
The Normandy town pairs its beach and boardwalk with a long-running film-festival tradition.