Paris 2024 Olympic Games: Air France launches an ephemeral restaurant and a captivating exhibition

As part of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Air France has decided to mark the occasion by offering an ephemeral restaurant and a captivating exhibition. This initiative is part of a move to celebrate the sporting event and share art and gastronomy, offering a unique experience for lovers of travel, culture and haute cuisine.

An ephemeral restaurant at the Palais de Tokyo

In the heart of Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Air France decided to make its mark by setting up shop at the Palais de Tokyo with an exceptional ephemeral restaurant. Located on the banks of the Seine, this one-of-a-kind restaurant promises a unique experience, inspired by the airline's long-haul business cabins.
Blue drapery, white tablecloths and silver cutleryWith the Air France menu, everything is designed to transport guests into the refined world of Air France. What's more, the dishes and wines served are those you'd expect to find in-flight, prepared by Michelin-starred chefs.

A French Gastronomic Experience

The three-star chef Arnaud Lallement is at the helm of this culinary adventure. In collaboration with François Adamski of Servair, he adapts his creations to meet the specific constraints of in-flight meals.
Desserts are the work of Nina Métayerrecently voted "World's Best Pastry Chef 2024". The wines, carefully selected by Xavier Thuizat the Hôtel de Crillon, complete this exceptional gastronomic offering.

Communicating Through Events

Fabien PelousAir France's Director of Customer Experience, explains that this concept is part of "Activation 360". The idea is to play on all communication levers, including social networks, advertising campaigns and ephemeral events, in order to touch people's hearts and leave a lasting impression.
This type of communication enables Air France to create a strong emotional bond with its customers, making the experience more memorable.

A captivating exhibition

In addition to its gastronomic offerings, the Palais de Tokyo is also home to a exhibition dedicated to the world of Air France. The exhibition features iconic objects and interactive booths, allowing visitors to discover the different aspects of the airline, from private lounges to luxury cabins and in-flight services.

The new "La Première" cabins

Air France takes this opportunity to present the evolutions of its new cabins". La Première "which will be unveiled next winter. These cabins are intended to be the longest on the market, offering up to three modular living areas with fully flat seats, loungers and beds.
This new offer will be deployed on a larger number of aircraft, and accompanied by new exclusive lounges at Paris-Charles de Gaulle, as well as at major international airports.

List of advantages of the Air France Ephemeral Offer

Element	Description
Michelin-starred chef Arnaud Lallement	Dishes inspired by in-flight meals
Desserts by Nina Métayer	Creations by the world's best pastry chef
Theme exhibition	Iconic objects and interactive stands
New "La Première" cabins	Longer cabins with modular living areas

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