Gifts that can be given in France include: gourmet gifts, cultural and artistic gifts, handicraft gifts, local specialty gifts, tea, etc.

1. Food gifts France has a rich food culture, such as baguettes, toast, brandy, wine and cheese, etc., which are all good gift choices.

Champagne is France's world-famous drink, and it is the best choice for gift giving. You can take one or several bottles back with you to share the good times.

In addition, specialty foods such as French lavender, orchids and turkey necks are also good choices.

2. Cultural and artistic gifts. French art and culture have made great contributions to the world, so in terms of culture and art, France also has many gifts to choose from.

For example, there are exquisite gifts such as models of the Eiffel Tower, postcards of the Mona Lisa, antique watches and works of art, as well as perfumes, lipsticks, cosmetics, etc.

3. Handicraft gifts France is also world-renowned for its handicrafts. Unique works of art such as ivory carvings and naughty mouse-shaped telephones are gifts not to be missed.

Of course, more practical examples come from various handmade products, such as hand-made silk face towels, air-copying, etc., which are both practical and valuable for collection.

4. Local specialty gifts have different cultures and characteristics in various parts of France. For example, Paris and South France each have their own department stores and artworks. Try to buy local products to feel the local culture.

For example, in Saint-Tropez on the south coast, you can buy the characteristic Stropez red wine, and in Paris, you can find Burgundy rice wine and Ginstell Collection.

In addition, local ceramics and fabrics are also unique gifts that are different from other regions.

5. Tea Tea is one of the most popular gifts among French people, preferably black tea, especially wild English and German black tea.

British people generally like to sit and drink tea and chat during their breaks.