Accommodation platform Airbnb is launching an exciting 2 days 1 night experience this summer at the Palais Garnier opera house in Paris (France).
Each individual auditorium of this unique structure is designed into a luxurious and classic bedroom.
Airbnb offers themed experiences”Phantom of the Opera” (temporary translation”Ghosts in the theater“) – the same name as the novel by French writer Gaston Leroux and the musical by composer Andrew Lloyd Webber – in the context of European tourism industry recovered following regarding 2 years of hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, notably, the number of American visitors to France has increased sharply since last summer.
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This package includes enjoying a musical performance, dining in an ornate rehearsal room, and a behind-the-scenes tour of the most impressive work of art in Paris since its inception. 19th century, including a special underground lake system that is considered the inspiration for the residence of ghosts in the novel and musical of the same name. “Phantom of the Opera.”
Airbnb will open a link to register for accommodation services at the Palais Garnier opera house on March 1 with a list price of 37 euros (nearly 40 USD) per room.
Guests who pre-register on this online booking platform will receive priority service.
In an interview with Archyde.com news agency (UK), President of Airbnb for Europe, Middle East and Africa, Mr. Emmanuel Marill, said that the idea of the new experience service comes from the desire to arouse in the Tourists have many emotions when traveling.
As part of the project, Airbnb will also fund the renovation of Palais Garnier’s auditoriums and help the famous theater update its streaming platform.
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Airbnb offered differentiated night services in Paris, one of the platform’s key markets.
Such services include experiencing the shark tank in the magnificent aquarium of the capital, the catacombs, visiting the famous nightclub Moulin Rouge and visiting the glass pyramid at the Louvre museum.
Minh Tam (VNA/Vietnam+)
