TourMaG.com - What regions of France can we fly over onboard your hot air balloons?
Magali Murciano: “France Montgolfières offers to fly over Chenonceau (Indre-et-Loire), Fontainebleau (Seine-et-Marne), Vézelay (Yonne), Beaune (Côte d’Or), Avallon (Yonne), Forcalquier (Vaucluse), Saint Nectaire (Puy-de-Dôme), Annonay (Ardèche), La Roque Gageac (Dordogne), Taissy (Marne).”
TourMaG.com - Why is it more interesting to fly over France in a hot air balloon than by plane or helicopter?
Magali Murciano: The advantage of a hot air balloon flight, contrarily to other modes of air transportation, is being able to hover just a few meters off the ground and brush against the tops of trees or river banks, or fly at 1,000 meters of altitude to grasp a wonderful picture of the landscapes.
You will discover, carried by the wind, fantastic scenery, both colorful and hilly, depending on the region. Without forgetting that every flight is unique since a hot air balloon cannot be steered…
The wind decides how to make you unearth nature’s beauty! A hot air balloon flight takes you to discover or rediscover a region from a unique perspective, in a setting that feels as though time has stopped and where serenity reigns.”
TourMaG.com - Any new products to announce?
Magali Murciano: “For the 2016 season, we will introduce a brand new gift box to our passengers eager to give something special.
We are also working on new formulas that include flight and accommodation in bed and breakfasts, to enable our passengers to discover typical homes that radiate hospitality and well-being.
Of course, our formulas in 3 and 4 star hotels will always be available to our passengers. Another new product: for our 2016 flights, we will be based daily in Beaune, with the eagerness to satisfy lots of our clients who are wine tourism aficionados.”
www.franceballoons.com
Magali Murciano: “France Montgolfières offers to fly over Chenonceau (Indre-et-Loire), Fontainebleau (Seine-et-Marne), Vézelay (Yonne), Beaune (Côte d’Or), Avallon (Yonne), Forcalquier (Vaucluse), Saint Nectaire (Puy-de-Dôme), Annonay (Ardèche), La Roque Gageac (Dordogne), Taissy (Marne).”
TourMaG.com - Why is it more interesting to fly over France in a hot air balloon than by plane or helicopter?
Magali Murciano: The advantage of a hot air balloon flight, contrarily to other modes of air transportation, is being able to hover just a few meters off the ground and brush against the tops of trees or river banks, or fly at 1,000 meters of altitude to grasp a wonderful picture of the landscapes.
You will discover, carried by the wind, fantastic scenery, both colorful and hilly, depending on the region. Without forgetting that every flight is unique since a hot air balloon cannot be steered…
The wind decides how to make you unearth nature’s beauty! A hot air balloon flight takes you to discover or rediscover a region from a unique perspective, in a setting that feels as though time has stopped and where serenity reigns.”
TourMaG.com - Any new products to announce?
Magali Murciano: “For the 2016 season, we will introduce a brand new gift box to our passengers eager to give something special.
We are also working on new formulas that include flight and accommodation in bed and breakfasts, to enable our passengers to discover typical homes that radiate hospitality and well-being.
Of course, our formulas in 3 and 4 star hotels will always be available to our passengers. Another new product: for our 2016 flights, we will be based daily in Beaune, with the eagerness to satisfy lots of our clients who are wine tourism aficionados.”
www.franceballoons.com
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