Céline Dion's concerts, an economic windfall for Paris: "When you're a fan, you don't count

Le Monde — A report devoted a report to "Le point sur: Céline Dion's concerts, an economic windfall for Paris: "When you're a fan, you don't count" and presents this element as the central development of the available information.

After a six-year absence, the Quebec star begins a series of 26 concerts in the capital on Saturday. The report also specifies that hoteliers, restaurateurs and merchants hope to take advantage of the influx of nearly 800,000 fans, French and foreign. A windfall estimated at between 500 million and 1 billion euros, which is not without cost for the climate.

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