The Summer Olympics are returning to Paris exactly a century after it last hosted the event. A country where fine wine and haute cuisine prevail means Paris doesn’t have a reputation for being particularly affordable. To make the Games more accessible, some events around the Seine will have free viewing zones – including the opening ceremony. But we’re still living in a material world and you’ll need to pay the rental on your humble flat. With nightly rates circling $150 or less, these are the most budget-friendly Airbnbs for the 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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Tickets for the Paris Olympics and Paralympics are sold on a first-come, first-served basis on the official website. Sales are in real-time with no draws or ballots. Prices start at €24 (about $26) for Olympic sports and €15 for Paralympic sports.
The Discovery Pass costs €24 and allows you to watch up to seven Paralympic events on the same day at the venues in central Paris and Paris Expo (South Paris Arena). The Family Pass supports families by letting you buy up to two children’s tickets for the Paralympic Games for only €10.
Most of the Paris Games are ticketed although it will be possible to watch some events for free. Road and open-water events such as the marathon, triathlon, rowing, and road cycling will be partially free. Spectators have the option to purchase grandstand seating or watch from the riverside decks. The opening ceremony will take place along the River Seine where there will be a mixture of paid seating and free viewing platforms.
The Olympic torch relay commences in France from Marseille on May 8, 2024. Roadside entertainment and celebrations will occur as the torchbearers pass through. After weaving through French cities, departments, vineyards, and national parks the flame will reach Paris on July 26, 2024, in time for the opening ceremony start time of 20:24.
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It’s that time of year again: the season for plotting out where to travel in the New Year. Staying closer to home is just as on-trend as venturing to faraway destinations for 2024. This skips the hassle of passport renewal and paves the way for spontaneous getaways to storybook cabins under unpolluted skies and lodges near national parks, part of Airbnb’s predicted trends for the year. Here’s a taste of what these trending and wish-listed Airbnbs in the United States offer for 2024.
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Soaring 828 meters over Dubai, the Burj Khalifa has clung to its status as the world’s tallest building for more than a decade. Levels 124 and 125 are dedicated to 360-degree observation decks although the viewpoints from the waterside parks will leave you equally agog. Even better, how about from the balcony or rooftop pool of your accommodation in Downtown Dubai? These dazzling Dubai Airbnbs near the Burj Khalifa are worth shelling out for – especially when they come with a view.
Paris is the global capital of romance but the 2024 Olympics and Paralympic Games bring yet another reason to summer in the City of Lights. The Games is that rare sporting event that works its magic on all kinds of travelers and adds a unique twist to a vacation. In addition to the Olympic Village in the suburb of Seine-Saint-Denis, major landmarks including the Eiffel Tower, Les Invalides, and Place de la Concorde will be transformed into venues. Pencil in a date night at one of these romantic Airbnbs close to the Paris Olympic sites.
Luxurious beach vacations aren’t always friendly on the wallet. Albania, however, is one of the more budget-friendly countries in Europe, and also coincidentally has some of the best lesser-visited beaches on the continent. Hotel Castle Beach Club, for example, in the heart of Ksamil, Albania, offers a special blend of relaxation and adventure. Ideally located close to the town center, it’s the perfect getaway for those seeking a tranquil beach vacation with all the conveniences at their fingertips.
Travelers flock to Paris for the art and the macarons but next summer all eyes will be on the 14,900 Olympic and Paralympic athletes going for the gold. The 2024 Paris Games will break with tradition and host contests in the city’s grandest monuments and provide free viewing areas. Running in tandem with the sports program, the Cultural Olympiad offers arts and immersive events for the entire clan.
The countdown has begun: France will welcome the 2024 Summer Olympic Games from July 26 until August 11 with the Paralympic Games following from August 28 to September 8. Paris and the Île-de-France region form the cradle of the action where the spectacle will kick off at 8:24 p.m. sharp (or, 20:24 – touché).
If you’re a scrolling fiend (or have ever skimmed a rack of French postcards), you’ll be familiar with the photogenic landscapes of Provence. This southeastern province of France is where you’ll find fields of lavender and sunflowers, world-class rosé wineries, and the glamorous Côte d’Azur beach resorts. Close to the beach and vineyards, these luxurious Airbnbs in Provence give you the best of both worlds.
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