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Are you planning to go to Paris this year? Want to know what smart, savvy travelers always pack in their bag? The answer is . . . a Girls’ Guide to Paris Travel Club membership. Do you want to learn about insider places, be treated like a VIP and save euros on your next trip? Then the Passport to Paris membership card is for you!

What is it exactly? It’s a card that looks like a credit card, so you can tuck it into your wallet. When you reserve at any of our 100-plus handpicked partners in Paris, you’ll get something special. Perhaps it’s an upgrade at the truly feminine and romantic La Belle Juliette hotel as well as fresh roses in your room and champagne for two, or 10 percent off your stay at the Hôtel des Académies et des Arts or the Hôtel Verneuil in Saint-Germain. When you shop at the Madame à Paris boutique, written up in Elle and Glamour, you’ll receive 15 percent off if you show your card. And the list goes on.

To create this unique card, Doni Belau, founder of Girls’ Guide to Paris, and Tristane de la Presle, a Paris native and travel expert, pounded the streets in Paris to hunt down and sign up our favorite hotels, apartment rental companies, spas, stores, tours, boutiques, restaurants and bars in all price categories. We even have a cell phone service, car services, French lessons and a site where you can sign up to have a meal at a Parisian’s home. We wanted this club to be special and unique, and we felt that our many readers throughout the world deserved more than just our guide when they visited Paris. It’s true: there is no other membership club serving Paris quite like it. Then, when you return home, you can continue to save and experience special treatment. We have a bevy of online boutiques that you can shop at in your pj’s, and our friends at Flûte, a champagne bar in Paris, will welcome you with 10 percent off at their London and New York locations. We are signing up new partners every day.

Laugh, sip champagne, shop and stay in comfortable, chic surroundings when you use the Girls’ Guide to Paris membership card. And for those ladies (and men) who need some extra special care, we also offer Le Club, which gives you a complete concierge service on the ground in Paris. Our pros can book every extra on your trip, from restaurants to car services, completely unique tours and cultural experiences. They handle some of the most elite business professionals in Paris. Anything you can dream up, they can make happen, transforming your stay in the City of Light into a truly spectacular experience.

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Are you planning to go to Paris this year? Want to know what smart, savvy travelers always pack in their bag? The answer is . . . a Girls’ Guide to Paris Travel Club membership. Do you want to learn about insider places, be treated like a VIP and save euros on your next trip? Then the Passport to Paris membership card is for you!

What is it exactly? It’s a card that looks like a credit card, so you can tuck it into your wallet. When you reserve at any of our 100-plus handpicked partners in Paris, you’ll get something special. Perhaps it’s an upgrade at the truly feminine and romantic La Belle Juliette hotel as well as fresh roses in your room and champagne for two, or 10 percent off your stay at the Hôtel des Académies et des Arts or the Hôtel Verneuil in Saint-Germain. When you shop at the Madame à Paris boutique, written up in Elle and Glamour, you’ll receive 15 percent off if you show your card. And the list goes on.

To create this unique card, Doni Belau, founder of Girls’ Guide to Paris, and Tristane de la Presle, a Paris native and travel expert, pounded the streets in Paris to hunt down and sign up our favorite hotels, apartment rental companies, spas, stores, tours, boutiques, restaurants and bars in all price categories. We even have a cell phone service, car services, French lessons and a site where you can sign up to have a meal at a Parisian’s home. We wanted this club to be special and unique, and we felt that our many readers throughout the world deserved more than just our guide when they visited Paris. It’s true: there is no other membership club serving Paris quite like it. Then, when you return home, you can continue to save and experience special treatment. We have a bevy of online boutiques that you can shop at in your pj’s, and our friends at Flûte, a champagne bar in Paris, will welcome you with 10 percent off at their London and New York locations. We are signing up new partners every day.

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