Plan Your Holiday in France at the Click of your Mouse

Planning your holidays is part of the fun, but the task can soon become laborious when faced with the many tourist attractions on offer in a country like France. The free service provided by the France-Voyage.com guide comes in handy in such cases, as it's a great way to find holiday ideas in a few clicks of your mouse.

It's very easy to use: just go to france-voyage.com/itineraries and state your departure and arrival locations, as well as the length of your trip. With another two clicks, you can customise the circuit by specifying your interests and the desired pace of your visit. From that point onward, the guide takes care of everything. It examines the information provided, then looks through its tourist information database to put together an ideal itinerary that best meets the future holidaymaker's search criteria. The circuit is generated in a few seconds, and sets out each stage of your trip day by day, including all the necessary details: places to visit, photos, maps, and even virtual tours! If you then want to fine-tune your itinerary, you can edit some of the stages based on the many locations suggested by the guide.

You then retrieve the itinerary you have created, for easy access while on holiday, or to share it with friends. Here again, the process is simple: you download the whole circuit in PDF format, to create a personalised travel booklet with all the information you need, including journey times, geographical coordinates for each stage, information about local gastronomic specialities, ideas for outings, etc. Another way of doing it, for those who prefer an electronic online version, consists of saving the circuit in your browser, sharing it by email or social networking, and exporting it to your Smartphone or your car's GPS system.

Help is also at hand for those who are severely lacking in inspiration and aren't even sure what part of France to visit. The France-Voyage.com guide can assist them by offering ready-made themed itineraries to use: the Alsace wine route, the castles of the Loire Valley, the D-Day beaches, the wonders of Provence, the Breton coastal tour, and many more. Starting from a basic idea, the itinerary can then be fine-tuned and shared as above. All these free, useful services are sure to make holidaymakers happy before and during their time away!

France-Voyage.com is a guide specialising in tourism in France, since 2003. Available in 6 languages, the France-Voyage.com website is visited by over 18 million holidaymakers every year, looking for practical and cultural information or help with planning their next trip.