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| The Bordeaux Tourist Office welcomes you to the second edition of its new newsletter. An opportunity to keep in touch, month by month, with all that’s happening in Bordeaux: from the smallest news titbits to the most exclusive major events. Enjoy your read! |
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An Internationally Highly-Marketable City !
The Bordeaux Tourist Office will be present from 23rd to 27th March in the three major Canadian cities of Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver for three trade fairs bringing together more than 800 travel agents, tour operators and journalists. From 31st March to 1st April we will take part in “Rendez-vous en France 2009” professional trade fair, held in Paris this year, where we will have the opportunity to meet over 1,000 foreign tour operators and French purchasers. Read more |
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Two New Bordeaux-based Flight Routes...
Bordeaux-Rome: Air France announced the launch of two new roundtrips Air France announced the launch of two new roundtrips on Mondays and Fridays starting 2nd February 2009, on its Rome-Bordeaux route, as a complement to its already-running Saturday and Sunday roundtrips. Information and Bookings: www.airfrance.fr, or in all Air France agencies or through any travel agent. |
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Blending workshop with les Médocaines
In partnership with Les Médocaines, the Bordeaux Tourist Office invites you to take part in a half-day wine blending initiation workshop, every Monday until 6th April. The programme includes: transport by minibus, a tour of one of the chateaux, wine-tasting, followed by a blending workshop including varietal tasting, mystery blending and final blending. Read more |
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"Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"
From 5th to 21st March 2009, the National Bordeaux Aquitaine Theatre (TnBA) invites you to its new theatre production of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” created from Edward Albee’s original play.
A sublime setting – a 6 m x 6 m glass cube, somewhere behind closed doors, where the captivating war of words battles it out in repartee … until? Read more |
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Delicious, Chocolate "Mascarons de Bordeaux"
Wherever you may be in Bordeaux, just tilt your head upwards and gaze at the finely-worked sculpted stone faces, which decorate the city’s numerous buildings and recount their history. These “masks” are also a tribute to the Age of Enlightenment. A tribute, which is majestically consecrated by an exclusive Bordeaux chocolate-maker, who has imagined an exquisitely elegant gift-box, containing 16 “sculpted” chocolates, confectioned with pure Papua grand cru chocolate, inviting travellers on a mouth-watering discovery of exotic flavours!
www.lesmascaronsdebordeaux.fr |
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