When taking a flight to France, it is most likely that your port of entry will be Roissy – Charles de Gaulle. This airport is home to Air France, the airline for most intercontinental flights. It is also the largest airport in France and hosts approximately ten million people per year. This airport also has three terminals of which Terminal 1 is the oldest. Departing travelers can take the journey to the fourth floor, where they will gain access to duty-free stores and border-control posts leading to the satellite terminals and boarding tunnels. There are many cheap flights to France and various different airlines that tourists can depart from. Other airports in France include: Cote d'Azur, France – Bordeaux Airport and Paris-Orly.

Whether you travel by bus, train, boat or a rental car, you will be able to see France for its splendor. Train is a great method of transport for travelling long distances, the landscape and scenery is a small part of what makes France a great tourist destination. Should you prefer the use of a rented car, there is merit in booking in advance. France has well developed highways and most of the auto route is linked to toll roads which accept most major credit cards.

Prior to looking at airfare to France, one needs to consider the reason for visiting the country. Other than the language, the French are known for their traditional cuisine, wine and champagne, and landmarks and museums. The Eiffel Tower, Disneyland Resort Paris, and Musée d’Orsay, which is home to the great artists of the nineteenth century, are a few worth mentioning. The Louvre is also considered to be one of the finest museums in the class of art, culture, and art history. This museum is also the home of the Mona Lisa.

When you catch a France flight, remember that there is a lot more to see than the iconic Eiffel Tower. France is filled with a wide variety of restaurants, bars and nightclubs that could also enchant and excite your senses. Some clubs to visit include the Experimental cocktail club, Curio Parlor, and André’s Paris. France is famous for romantic and fine dining. Restaurants create a beautiful ambience that food lovers can both appreciate and relax in. Whether you choose Brasserie Lipp or Astrance, you will find fashionable food and irresistible settings.

• Air France 72% recommend
• Delta Air Lines 64% recommend
• Alitalia 66% recommend

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The top flight destination for France is Paris

• New York City to Paris $615
• Los Angeles to Paris $849
• Boston to Paris $596

• There are 136 airports in France and the 5 biggest are
• Charles De Gaulle Airport (Paris, France)
• Right now, 118 airlines operate out of Charles De Gaulle Airport.
• Charles De Gaulle Airport offers nonstop flights to 248 cities.
• Every week, at least 2,660 domestic flights and 11,823 international flights depart from Charles De Gaulle Airport.
• Cote D'Azur Airport (Nice, France)
• Right now, 74 airlines operate out of Cote D'Azur Airport.
• Cote D'Azur Airport offers nonstop flights to 96 cities.
• Every week, at least 889 domestic flights and 1,001 international flights depart from Cote D'Azur Airport.
• Lyon Satolas Airport (Lyon, France)
• Right now, 65 airlines operate out of Lyon Satolas Airport.
• Lyon Satolas Airport offers nonstop flights to 94 cities.
• Every week, at least 1,358 domestic flights and 1,645 international flights depart from Lyon Satolas Airport.
• EuroAirport Swiss (Basel, Switzerland)
• Right now, 41 airlines operate out of EuroAirport Swiss.
• EuroAirport Swiss offers nonstop flights to 74 cities.
• Every week, at least 182 domestic flights and 1,477 international flights depart from EuroAirport Swiss.
• Blagnac Airport (Toulouse, France)
• Right now, 52 airlines operate out of Blagnac Airport.
• Blagnac Airport offers nonstop flights to 64 cities.
• Every week, at least 812 domestic flights and 791 international flights depart from Blagnac Airport.