PFPremier FranceFrance routing before booking

Network inventory

Ownership and routing stay explicit.

Paris Guide remains a live geo-platform node. Regional France products live in france-platform. Premier France is the country routing surface between them.

Governance rule

The hub may route, compare, and explain network fit. It must not become a thin replacement for Paris Guide or any regional `.app` product.

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Nodes

France product inventory.

  1. Paris Guidelive / geo-platform

    Live Paris city guide for base, museum, arrival, and Disneyland planning.

  2. Loire Valleylive / france-platform

    First buildable France regional product for chateaux, bases, wine, and car-free realism.

  3. Dordognelive / france-platform

    Villages, caves, markets, river, and car-led stay-base product in active build.

  4. Aix-en-Provencelive / france-platform

    Provence city-base and day-trip gateway product in active build.

  5. 4 live and in-build nodes
II

Decision lanes

What the hub should route.

  1. City base, museums, arrival, and Disneyland pressureParis first

    Travelers whose first fixed decision is Paris lodging, museum tickets, arrival day, or Disneyland Paris.

  2. Chateaux, bases, wine, cycling, and car-free realityLoire first

    Travelers adding a slower region after Paris or building a France trip around chateaux and river towns.

  3. Dordogne-style villages, markets, caves, and river daysVillage France

    Travelers who want a car-led stay base and slower village rhythm rather than a city-and-chateau route.

  4. Aix, markets, food, and Provence day-trip accessProvence base

    Travelers choosing a Provence city base before committing to villages, Marseille, coast, or lavender-season routes.

  5. 4 routing lanes
III

Decision paths

Reader-facing route choices exposed by the hub.

  1. Paris first, then one slower second base.Paris Guide

    The traveler knows Paris belongs in the trip but does not know whether the second move should be chateaux, villages, or Provence.

  2. Choose Loire when the trip wants rhythm, not a countryside checklist.Loire Valley

    The traveler is tempted by chateaux but needs to know whether the Loire Valley is a base, a route, or a Paris add-on.

  3. Choose Dordogne when the car is part of the trip shape.Dordogne

    The traveler wants villages, markets, caves, and river days but has not accepted that the stay is mostly car-led.

  4. Choose Aix when Provence needs a walkable city base first.Aix-en-Provence

    The traveler wants Provence but is mixing city rhythm, markets, villages, Marseille, coast, lavender, and day trips into one vague plan.

  5. Choose the destination by what still works without a car.Loire Valley

    The traveler wants France to stay rail-led but is comparing regions that do not have the same no-car tolerance.

  6. 5 reader decision paths
IV

Comparison assets

Authority pages that compare, then hand off.

  1. Loire Valley vs Dordogne: choose the right slow France tripLoire vs Dordogne

    Premier France comparison guide for choosing Loire Valley or Dordogne by rhythm, transport, base logic, food, villages, chateaux, and car tolerance.

  2. Paris plus one region: choose the second France baseParis + Region

    Premier France sequencing guide for choosing whether Paris should remain the whole trip or hand off to Loire Valley, Dordogne, or Aix-en-Provence as the one second base.

  3. France without a car: choose what still worksNo-car France

    Premier France no-car decision guide for choosing Paris, Loire Valley, Aix-en-Provence, or avoiding Dordogne unless the exact base, transfers, and day trips are solved.

  4. 3 comparison guide