In the latest episode of Talking France, the team discusses French President Emmanuel Macron's plans to improve the Louvre, which include increased ticket prices for non-EU visitors and a dedicated space for the Mona Lisa. They explore the impact of crowding and museum deterioration highlighted by a leak from the museum's director. Other topics covered include the mayor of Nice's ban on cruise ships and France's transition from ADSL to fibre-optic internet, along with quirky French laws regarding toll booth payments.
Following a recent announcement from the Louvre's director about the museum's deteriorating condition, French President Emmanuel Macron is proposing plans to improve visitor experience, including higher ticket prices for non-EU guests.
As France moves towards a 100 percent fibre-optic internet, the country is phasing out outdated ADSL connections. This major transition raises questions about the state of internet accessibility.
In a surprising twist of French law, drivers could incur fines for using their phones to pay road tolls, highlighting unique legal quirks that perplex foreigners.
France's decision to tackle restrictions on cruise ships has sparked a debate on their actual benefits, particularly after Nice's mayor announced a ban in the picturesque southern region.
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