I was wondering the same thing. Would like to go in May

Bonjour Mesdames and merci for your interest in Black Paris Tours! Due to massive bus/ metro transportation strikes that brought Paris to a virtual halt since December 5th, we are currently offering our history packed two thirds day tour! We will return to leading our full day tours (which end in Little Africa) once the strikes end....hopefully soon. Meantime may we suggest you keep up with how the strikes and protests are affecting Black Paris Tours by following Black Paris Tours on Facebook, which we use like a daily bulletin board! We look forward to introducing you to the BEST of Black Paris soon!

Over the last few months we've had a slow roll out of our new 2-and-a-half hour “Honored Elders/ Mobility Challenged Tour” that allows those who have difficulty walking to join us for the 60 minute sit down during our Black Paris Tour orientation.....with sips and snacks. If able, these elders are invited to stroll two blocks to the Arc de Triomphe to hear the stories of Hannibal and African American soldiers who fought in France during WWI. At the end of 2.5 hours, our elders/mobility challenged guests must arrange to make their way back to their hotel or their next point of interest via Uber or taxi. They do not remain with the group doing the 2/3 or full day tours. Important: Please note!!! We've had several determined elders join us using rolling walkers, but there is no way to accommodate guests in wheelchairs as there are steps at the cafe where we meet. Hope this helps! BTW: The cost of this history-packed kick off to our regular tour is 35 euros per person. Note* We do not pay for guests to take a taxi or Uber back to their hotel.

I booked my tour on the BPT website without any problem. EDH

We've had a number of couples bring their babies/toddlers on our tour. This is a walking tour so we always recommend a small stroller or a baby carrier (on Daddy's back). Paris is a walking city so we will be walking and getting on and off buses. This is normal for the French...something they do everyday, but many Americans have become "car bound" so they tend to see buses as only for poor people. Not the same here! In fact I've seen business men get out of their chauffeured limos to hop on a bus because the buses have special lanes that can get them where they need to go faster.

Merci Mme Candice L for offering a quick response! Love it when our travelers show such enthusiasm!!!! Can't put our website here, but just remember it's blackparistour (no s at the end)

We make every effort to respond to each and every email we receive! However we did have a complaint from a potential guest who used an incorrect email address!!! If you don't hear from us within 48 hours, check for any typos in the email address you used and then try again. BTW: there are currently four of us leading tours. We hope to have one or two new scholar- guides soon....but only after they have gone through a months long training and vetting process! At some point I (Ricki) will only lead special tour groups.

We also have a guide who speaks French and English. We are looking for someone who speaks English, French and Japanese/Chinese!

Our tour is actually geared toward independent travelers so we ask our guests to meet us at a sweet little French cafe near the Arc de Triomphe to start their full day or two thirds day walking-city bus tour. For those large groups (15-30 guests) who sign up for our private coach bus tour, we do pick them up from their hotel.Hope this answers your questions.

Salut Mme Brand! Your travel agent created your reservation but provided an incorrect email address. She left out one letter in your name thus creating the confusion! After going back and forth, we finally received your correct email address on March 16 and your confirmation was sent out the same day! Mission accomplished!