Paris is the capital of France. It is located in the heart of a vast sedimentary basin with fertile soil and mild climate, the Paris Basin, on a loop of the Seine, between the confluence of the latter and Marne and Oise.
Paris – Symbol of French culture, which is home to many monuments, the city, nicknamed la Ville Lumière (the city of lights) attracted in the 2000s nearly 30 million visitors a year making it one of the most visited capitals worldwide. Paris also occupies a prominent place in the realm of fashion and luxury.
Main exports: Tourism
Tourist attractions : Eiffel Tour, the Cathedral Notre Dame de Paris, Louvre Museum, the Arc de triomphe de l’Étoile, Orsay Museum, Universities.

The density of its airport structures makes it a focal point for national and international transport

PARIS CDG France

Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle airport, commonly called “Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle airport’ or “airport of Roissy”, is an airport located 23 km northeast of Paris in the Ile-de-France region.
First French largest airport because of its importance, it holds its “popular” name from the district of Roissy-France, where it occupies more than half of the territory, and after general Charles de Gaulle, who was President of France. The airport, its terminals and its runways are divided between the Departments of Val-d’Oise, Seine-Saint-Denis and Seine and Marne.
Charles de Gaulle airport, is a hub for companies such as Air France, FedEx, DHL, Europe Airpost, CityJet and HOP!
Roissy CDG is the second most important transport hub in Europe, after London Heathrow international airport, and one of the largest in the world. It serves more than 315 cities worldwide. With more than 25,000 connection opportunities in less than two hours between medium and long haul flights a week, it is the best performing European hubs.

PARIS ORLY France

Paris-Orly airport, commonly shortened to “Orly airport”, is located 14 km south of Paris in Ile-de-France region. It was named after the town of Orly where it is established.
Located 14 km south of the capital, the second airport of the Ile-de-France region serves more than 25 million passengers a year.
The two airport terminals, Orly West and Orly South, are mainly used for flights from France, Europe, to the Maghreb, the Middle East and OVERSEAS.