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This is an option for those planning far enough ahead – using Google Flights calendar tools and other flight scanning websites, foreigners living in France can save various date combinations for their future holiday and receive periodic price updates.
Other readers, like Ken who lives in Paris, also advised flexibility with dates: “The flight prices changes depending on your exact depart/arrival date, you could still find decent price if you’re flexible with your travel dates (+- a few days),” he said. Victoria, who lives in Marseille, said she puts “alerts out on multiple websites.” She recommended patience, packing extra clothes “in case your bags are delayed,” and “ willing to change dates.” “Book in advance” was the most common answer. In response to ticket prices going up, many readers had advice for how others can affordably travel home this winter.
“Not a chance this year as we have a new grandchild to see!” “We had to cancel last year because of Omicron,” said Kathy Gallagher. “We’ve been dry since Sunday,” a manager at a station in central Paris said on Thursday.Ĭustomers can check to see if stations near them are low in stock by consulting the map on TotalEnergies’ website, HERE.įor many foreigners living in France, this winter season will represent the first time they are able to head home for the Christmas/ New Year holiday since the start of the pandemic, so some have decided to pay the high prices anyway. “Where can I get ethanol?” posted another motorist in the hope of filling the tank before the weekend. “Does anyone know of a petrol station around here that’s been re-supplied?” read a post in a local Facebook post Friday morning. Local authorities have also asked the operators of some stations in the north of the country “to set up priority access” for “medical transport” such as doctors and nurses, according to La Voix du Nord. The government spokesperson said that the situation is being closely monitored, and that strategic stocks may be called on if necessary as strike action continues. However, he advised that people “not create a panic effect” and “not all rush. “There are temporary tensions,” said Véran. Government spokesman Olivier Véran said during a press briefing that there is “no shortage of fuel.”
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The government has played down talk of a shortage, and on Friday it was announced that tanker drivers will be given a special dispensation to work on Sunday, in order to ease the supply issues.
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