Internet access is readily available throughout France, and only the smallest towns lack Internet cafes. In larger towns, Internet cafes are widespread and well equipped—if expensive. Although in ...more
Télécartes (prepaid phone cards) are a common and relatively inexpensive means of calling abroad. Each one comes with a Personal Identification Number (PIN) and a toll-free access number. You call the ...more
Airmail is the best way to send mail home from France. Aerogrammes, printed sheets that fold into envelopes and travel via airmail, are available at post offices. Write “airmail” or “par avion” ...more
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