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Aix-en-Provence Arts Festival Draws Tens of Thousands of International Visitors

The annual classical music and arts festival in Aix-en-Provence concluded its summer season after attracting large numbers of domestic and international spectators, supporting the cultural appeal of southern France as a tourism destination.
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Strasbourg Cycling Projects Strengthen Cross-Border Mobility With Germany

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French Farmers Begin Regional Talks on Long-Term Water Management

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French Electric Vehicle Market Share Continues Gradual Growth

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Paris Suburban Home Prices See Modest Downward Adjustments

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