The region’s dynamic economy boasts a strong international focus.
Bordeaux and its region export more than they import, thanks to a number of sectors of activity in which they are often European leaders: aeronautics and space research, agriculture and food, chemicals, medical, mechanics, electronics, high technology, composite materials and a laser cluster that is the only one of its kind in the world...Obviously, Bordeaux is also renowned for its wine and for its spirits
(Cognac, Armagnac). It is Europe’s N°1 winegrowing region.
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Located on the Garonne River a few kilometres from the Atlantic Ocean and its never-ending sandy beaches, Bordeaux is the gateway to one of Europe’s leading regions for tourism.
The 250 kilometres of coastline make South-West France a hugely popular holiday destination attracting over 3 million tourists a year. Bordeaux and its region can pride themselves on some of the finest surfing spots on the whole continent. The South-West also offers unspoilt natural delights, with forests stretching as far as the eye can see, green hills and valleys, mountain streams and rivers. The Pyrenees offer the chance to enjoy winter sports or summer hikes through breathtaking mountain scenery.BORDEAUX AIRPORT is seeking to complete its worldwide network by creating direct routes or new services to the major inter-continental hubs.
Bordeaux is a city with huge international connections, and offers strong potential for services to and from:
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In Europe, Bordeaux Airport is seeking to develop the following lines and destinations:
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