The "Paris je t'aime" tourist office is just a stone's throw from the Eiffel Tower

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Updated on 22/08/2024

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Sport 24 in the foreground and the Eiffel Tower in the background
Crédit photo : Stéphane Laure / Paris je t’aime

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In April 2024, the Paris Tourist Office moved to 101, quai Jacques-Chirac (15th arrondissement). In addition to welcoming and informing visitors, it promotes Parisian tourism.
The Paris je t'aime - Office du tourisme is now just a stone's throw from the Eiffel Tower (7th). It includes a tourist information point, a store selling eco-friendly Parisian souvenirs, a café and an exceptional Olympic exhibition, "SPOT24", showcasing the new Olympic disciplines.
Thanks to its 132 museums, 2,222 historic monuments, 3 opera houses and 18,000 restaurants, 36.9 million tourists visited Paris in 2023. To help them find their way around, the 17 staff members of Paris je t'aime - Office de tourisme speak a dozen languages. They are ready for the peak number of visitors expected during the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
An increase in tourism during the Games
The Paris Tourism Barometer Special Paris 2024 Games reports that between the Olympic and Paralympic Games (August 12 to 27), international air arrivals are set to increase by 7.9% over 2023. This includes a 16% rise for North America with 108,000 arrivals and a 4.3% increase for Europe with 76,000 arrivals.
Baromètre du tourisme parisien pré-bilan touristique des Jeux de Paris 2024
Baromètre du tourisme parisien Spécial Jeux de Paris 2024 semaine 3
Baromètre du tourisme parisien Spécial Jeux olympiques et paralympiques semaine 2
Paris Tourism Barometer Special Olympic and Paralympic Games week 1
Paris Tourism Barometer (June 2024)

A "Paris je t'aime" app

Paris je t'aime offers visitors an innovative app, MyParisjetaime, to help them optimize their itinerary and discover the capital in a different way: by using geo-location, they can uncover local tourist offerings that align with their interests. The app is also available in an accessible version. During the Paris 2024 Games, users will also be able to find celebration and competition venues, as well as cultural events, on MyParisjetaime.
Paris je t'aime - Office de tourisme also has a reception point at the Gare du Nord (10th arrondissement), tracks 8-9.
Trois jeunes touristes regardent les tee-shirt des Jeux de Paris 2024
In the Paris je t'aime boutique (15th)
Credit Stéphane Laure / Paris je t’aime
Des goodies Jeux olympiques en vente
The store in the colors of the Paris 2024 Games
Credit Stéphane Laure / Paris je t’aime
Des touristes achètent des goodies des Jeux olympiques
Credit Stéphane Laure / Paris je t’aime

An accessibility helpline

Paris je t'aime - Office de tourisme has set up a dedicated service, accessible by telephone and e-mail, to inform and guide visitors with disabilities. Specialists are on hand to listen to all their needs and make their stay easier. Information collected by Paris je t'aime on the accessibility of accommodation in the Paris Region is available at https://opendata.paris.fr.
Practical info
Paris je t'aime - Tourist Office
101, quai Jacques-Chirac (15th)
Open daily, 9:30 a.m. to 6:45 p.m.
Parisjetaime.com
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