The Charles De Gualle Airport in Paris, France

On May 23, 2004, Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, France, took travelers to their destination and accepted tens of thousands of people. People are busy going in and out of designated docks, paying little attention to protecting them from the huge ceiling of the element, cold wind threatening the coldness of the passenger's spine, the noise of takeoff and the return of Charles de Gaulle airport . Due to the dust falling from the ceiling of the 2E terminal, it has been proved that the accumulation of noise at the airport and the surrounding visual disturbance distracts the 20,000 people.

There was a two hour delay from San Francisco to Reykjavik and I landed at Charles De Gualle in the middle of the night as one of the last borders to catch a flight to Paris. It is a mistake to buy a mobile phone charger, looking forward to withdrawing money at the airport, but I downloaded Uber and succeeded in driving to my dorm in the remaining 1%. (I felt very cute when I kissed my cheek after deciding to reunite with a friend, but after three whiskey, I could not communicate in French, technology and contact It got exhausted and exhausted.When your brain is familiar to unfamiliar people, it is confusing but cute.

There are 464 airports in France. Charles de Gaulle Airport, located near Paris, is the busiest airport in the country, handling most of the popular commercial traffic and connecting Paris to almost all major cities. Many civilian airlines offer domestic and international travel services, but Air France is a domestic airline. There are ten major ports in France, the largest one in Marseille, the largest port in contact with the Mediterranean. A 12,261 km (7,619 mile) waterway including the Midi Canal connects the Mediterranean and the Atlantic Ocean via the Garonne River.

Most international flights arrive at France's largest Paris Charles de Gaulle airport. Other international flight centers are Bordeaux Airport in Southwestern France and Lyon Saint Exupéry Airport in the Rhone-Alpes region. If your vacation is in the French Riviera, you can fly to Nice, which usually requires you to stay in other European cities like Frankfurt or Amsterdam. Public transport is established in France. In Paris you can rely almost entirely on the subway to any place in the city. The national railway system covers major cities throughout the country and many cities. There is also a high-speed train TGV (Trains a Grande Vitesse) running at a speed of 300 kilometers per hour. The TGV from the Mediterranean to Paris and Marseille can be reached within 3 hours. Or you can arrive in Lyon within 2 hours. It is near the best ski resort in the Alps.