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Luxurious hotel bedroom in Bordeaux featuring a modern bed with white linens, herringbone parquet flooring, gold pendant lighting, ornate mirror, and elegant furnishings with a seating area in the background.
Business professionals walking through a modern corridor at the Congres#Regions2019 conference in Bordeaux, with glass walls, industrial ceiling, and an orange reception area visible below.
A group of cyclists riding together on a rural road lined with green trees and traditional houses in the Bordeaux countryside.
Modern indoor event space in Bordeaux with contemporary lighting design featuring hanging spheres in blue and white tones, a high black ceiling, white lounge furniture, tropical plants, and a crowd of guests mingling during an evening reception
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Aerial view of a large conference or trade show taking place in an elegant neoclassical hall with white architecture, featuring multiple exhibition booths, seating areas, and numerous attendees networking throughout the space.
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Bordeaux, a prime business destination

In addition to being a world-renowned city thanks to its UNESCO-listed architectural heritage and its vineyards, Bordeaux is becoming one of Europe's leading business destinations with facilities to match professional events of all sizes: 8 congress centres, a new exhibition and congress hall that can accommodate up to 6,000 people in plenary sessions, 200 000m² of exhibition space, 13,500 hotel rooms, etc.

A formal event in an elegant ballroom featuring guests in business attire gathered under crystal chandeliers, with herringbone wooden flooring and festive decorations.

Bordeaux at a glance
Place de la Bourse in Bordeaux at sunset, featuring two symmetrical 18th-century buildings with blue mansard roofs reflected in the water square, with a central monument and dramatic golden sky

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Night view of Bordeaux train station with its iconic arched glass roof, illuminated architectural metalwork, adjacent Haussmann building with lit windows, and light trails from passing trains below

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