France's candidacy bid for the 2025 world expo, Thematic Forums

Candidature de la France a l’exposition universelle de 2025, Forums Thématiques

Patrice Ballester

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Abstract: Expo France 2025, 16 metropolises and communities are preparing thematic forums to make "all of France" the territory of the 2025 world expo. France will transmit to the BIE, on September 28, the technical file of its application, 16 metropolises and French communities are mobilizing to organize thematic Forums across the country. Here we find the summary of the Thematic Forums including that of Toulouse. This is an unprecedented innovation in the creation of world expo, the thematic Forums will extend the experience of the Global Village – the heart of the 2025 world expo – by offering visitors different experiences across France that can be found in this press kit, particularly tourist - tourism and cultural. The country must be mobilized so that the attractiveness of the exhibition benefits the entire territory and conversely mobilize all territories for the world expo. The technical prescriptions, collaborations, arrangements and private and public actors of these thematic Forums are presented in a report - contract - GIP project making it possible to justify the holding of a mega-event.

Keywords: world expo; France; candidacy bid; Toulouse; culture; tourism; exposition universelle; dossier de candidature; tourisme (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017-07-11
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Published in 2017, 22 p

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