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France Tourism experienced consultants keeps up to date with  Hotels, Tours, Cruises, Ski resorts, Travel Insurance, Airfares and other diverse products we recommend by regularly visiting France for holidays and inspection tours. Each counselor uses their expertise to create a wonderfully unique holiday experience specially customised to your needs.

Let us do the research and find you the answers to ensure your holiday is a truly memorable event.

You can either book directly online or call one of our friendly consultants on:

PHONE (02) 9247 4233 & (0)4 1491 4746 FAX (02) 9086 8199

We are also more than happy to arrange a 'face to face' consultation at our Sydney office located in Suite 602, 90 Pitt St. Sydney. 

Leave the hassles with us.

Just have a great holiday in France. 

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Public Holidays in France in 2012

 
New Year Day
Sunday 1 January
Easter Monday
Monday 9 April
Labour Day
Tuesday 1 May
WWII Victory Day
Tuesday 8 May
Ascension
Thursday 17 May
Pentecost
Monday 28 May
Bastille Day
Saturday 14 July
Assumption
Wednesday 15 August
All Saints Day
Thursday 1 November
Armistice Day
Sunday 11 November
Christmas Day
Tuesday 25 December
 
 

Do I need a visa?

Citizens of the following countries (outside the European Union, the European Economic Area and the Schengen Zone) do NOT require a visa to visit the Schengen States, including France, as a tourist or for business purposes, for less than 90 days within a six month period : ALBANIA (biometric passport only), ANDORRA, ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA, ARGENTINA, AUSTRALIA, Commonwealth of the BAHAMAS, BARBADOS, BOSNIA-HERCEGOVINA (biometric passport only), BRASIL, BRUNEI DARUSSALAM, CANADA, CHILE, COSTA RICA, CROATIA, EL SALVADOR, GUATEMALA, HOLY SEE (State of the Vatican), HONDURAS, HONG KONG (Special Administrative Region passport only), ISRAEL, JAPAN, MACAO (Special Administrative Region passport only), Former Yugoslavian Republic of MACEDONIA (biometric passport only), MALAYSIA, MAURITIUS, MEXICO, MONACO, MONTENEGRO (biometric passport only), NEW ZEALAND, NICARAGUA, PANAMA, PARAGUAY, SAN MARINO, SERBIA (biometric passports only), SEYCHELLES, SINGAPORE, SOUTH KOREA, ST KITTS AND NEVIS, TAIWAN (passports bearing the ID card number on page 3 only), UNITED STATES of AMERICA, URUGUAY, VENEZUELA. If you hold a residency permit for France or any other Schengen country, you do NOT require a visa.
If you are a citizen of a country which does not appear in this list, you may REQUIRE A VISA.
 
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Why Purchase Travel Insurance
The Benefits of Travel Insurance
Travel Insurance provides protection when travelling overseas and within Australia. It gives peace of mind that you are covered in the case of emergency such as sickness or accident, lost or damaged luggage, motor vehicle accident and cancellation.
Why you need a travel insurance policy?
Although the chance is relatively small that you will need to make a substantial claim it is a risk you cannot afford to take. In cases where they had insufficient travel insurance people have had to sell or (re)-mortgage their house in order to cover expenses, usually of a medical nature, that they incurred as a result of an illness or accident overseas.
What is a good travel insurance policy?
A good travel insurance policy is one that gives you value for your money. Value for money in travel insurance is a policy that provides the required amount of cover at a reasonable premium together with an always readily available and informative Emergency Assistance contact and an efficient and fair Claims process. When purchasing a travel insurance policy you should look at the quality of the policy as well as the premium. The cheapest policy in the marketplace is generally not the best policy.
What does travel insurance cover?
Our policies cover the following events (subject to certain conditions) whilst travelling overseas:-
  • Medical Expenses
  • Medical Evacuation and Repatriation
  • Travel Cancellation & Deferment Costs
  • Luggage & Personal Effects
  • Emergency Travel Arrangements
  • Rental Vehicle Expenses
  • Death Expenses
  • Personal Liability & Legal Expenses
Please check each policy product and type carefully for its Inclusions and Exclusions
Travel Insurance is normally purchased for the full duration of the trip. It can be extended for anything up to 12 months as long as the extension is put in place before the policy expires.
Travel Insurance Quick Facts
  • Travel Insurance is strongly recommended by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade for all overseas travel. They say "If you can't afford travel insurance you can't afford to travel"
  • 24 Hour Emergency Assistance: All policy holders have access to our Emergency Assistance Team. This experienced team works around the clock assisting our clients when they are in need of help.
  • Approximately 1 in 10 policy holders make a claim on their travel insurance.