Travel websites as France suffers winter delays
PLUNGING temperatures and freezing weather conditions are having a terrible impact on people's travel plans to France.
The Channel Tunnel is facing problems after a number of Eurostar trains broke down, ferries have also been delayed and a number of airlines have cancelled flights.
Fortunately by Monday and Tuesday daytime temperatures should be heading upwards and most travel problems will be eased.
Here are some website links that might help:
Weather and Travel News:
Météo-France
Bison Futé Traffic Info
BBC Cross-Channel Travel News
Cross Channel Travel Firms:
Eurostar (Eurostar's @little_break Twitter account will help delayed passengers)
Eurotunnel
Port of Dover
P&O Ferries
SeaFrance
Norfolk Line
LD Lines
Airlines:
easyJet (also their Twitter account @easyjetcare which you can read without having to join Twitter)
British Airways
Ryanair
Flybe
Can you tell me whether there are any web sites with LIVE departure information from Paris Gare de Lyon over the Christmas period?
Thanks
Posted by: CliveBlackman | 19/12/2009 at 16:59
Hi Clive,
Stay up to date through the Gares en Mouvement website:
http://www.gares-en-mouvement.com/
All the best, Craig
Posted by: Craig McGinty | 19/12/2009 at 17:01
Thanks Craig - exactly what I needed
Unfortunately Eurostar has cancelled all trains on Sunday so we may not even make it to Paris on Monday!
Clive
Posted by: CliveBlackman | 19/12/2009 at 21:26
Hi Craig,
this is a very good idea, I am sure people will find this post useful
Mat
Posted by: Matthieu | 20/12/2009 at 00:30
Hi Matthieu, hope the links prove helpful to people, the weather seems particularly troublesome at the moment.
All the best, Craig
Posted by: Craig McGinty | 23/12/2009 at 15:07
Very useful, thanks Craig and the others. I was reflecting earlier that we get more info in the UK about the weather in the USA than we do about Europe. Weather Underground is also a very useful site. Joyeux Noel et Meilleurs Voeux a tous.
Posted by: GinaJ | 23/12/2009 at 15:35
Hi Giba, must admit Weather Underground is a favourite of mine, for others check out:
http://www.wunderground.com/
All the best, Craig
Posted by: Craig McGinty | 24/12/2009 at 10:55