France
Business tourism: Bayonne between culture and relaxation
Bayonne may be famous for its festivals, which set the streets ablaze every summer, but the capital of the Basque Country is also a dynamic city all year round. With facilities located in the heart of the old town (the Maison des associations, the Mega CGR cinema, the CCI, etc.) that can accommodate from a few dozen people to several thousand...
Lyon: Part-Dieu
France's second-largest business district after La Défense": this is how the Greater Lyon urban community describes the Part-Dieu district, located on the left bank of the Rhône in the heart of the third arrondissement of the capital of Gaul. With its 1.5 million square metres of tertiary sector activity, 40,000 jobs, 1125...
Paris & Ile-de-France: the strength of the banks of the Seine
Immobile, backward-looking, irreformable... this is the sad portrait of France in 2006 as seen by the bitter prophets of hexagonal decadence. They are quick to forget that behind its noisy nostalgia and its taste for the most vindictive slogans, France also knows how to evolve in silence. And this is even truer for its...
Amsterdam : Zuidas
2.3 million square metres of living space spread out - or rather piled up - over 300 hectares, between the city centre and the airport: the Zuidas district, to the south of Amsterdam, is probably one of the most ambitious urban projects in Europe. Better still: Zuidas is no longer a project, it's already a reality. And although it will be a quarter of a century before...
