The Champs-Élysées have regained their liveliness.
A few weeks ago, the most beautiful avenue in the world was a dull plain.
If tourists have not returned en masse since May 19, Ile-de-France residents have found their way back to its shops, restaurants and cinemas.
With such a desire to have fun that they are ready to queue in the morning and during the week in front of the most popular stores, such as Nike.
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The Champs-Élysées are no exception.
After the third confinement, the whole of France woke up with a fever of consumption.
"I want to buy, to buy more, to have fun,"
confides a passer-by on the Avenue de l'Opéra, her arms loaded with parcels.
The beautiful days have returned, the virus is ebbing, stimulating the desire to go out, to go to a restaurant, to go on vacation or to renew your wardrobe.
For professionals closed for long months, the extent of the recovery since May 19 is a good surprise.
It exceeds the rebound observed after the first
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