"They're set for a major expansion with a target of carrying an extra eight million passengers a year, but what exactly are France's Ouigo trains and how do they differ from the classic TGV? Speaking of trains... They're better for the planet, won't be cancelled because of jet fuel shortages and you can take your own wine on board (100ml limits? What are they?) - so here are some suggestions for a French train holiday this summer."
French residents must complete the annual declaration of income, with May and June 2026 deadlines carrying fines and extra charges for late filing. Homeowners in parts of France must perform compulsory wildfire-prevention works each year, and the rules are expanding beyond the south to include northern regions such as Brittany. Low-cost Ouigo rail services are described alongside classic TGV differences, with suggestions for train holidays that avoid disruptions and allow limited personal wine onboard. Guidance explains what to do when a bee, wasp, or hornet nest is found on a property, emphasizing not panicking and using established systems, especially for people allergic to stings. Summer drink ideas are also provided.
Read at The Local France
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