Another successful French Property Exhibition in Harrogate.
The French Property Exhibition held at the Yorkshire Event Centre in Harrogate was testament to France's continued popularity as one of Britain's top destinations, with just under 2,500 visitors attending over the three days.
Proving that even through these challenging economic times, the French property market still continues to thrive, with over 40,000 Brits (The Independent) deciding to relocate there every year.
The French Property Exhibition was bustling with excitement, with 65 exhibitors to choose from. Visitors were especially pleased with the array of properties and services on offer, with estate agents, financial and legal services on hand to give advice.
The property seminars were extremely popular as ever, informing the visitors in all aspects of property purchase and living in France. The new wine tasting seminars and cookery demonstrations hosted by renowned chef Pascal Meril went down a treat, giving visitors a real taste of French wines and cuisine.
If you missed the Harrogate exhibition, please don't worry, the next French Property Exhibition will be at London Olympia, 12th-14th September. Register for your free ticket by visiting www.fpeolympia.com and make your dream property a reality.
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