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Paris Braces for Economic Boost as Céline Dion Fans Descend on City

The Canadian singer's return to the stage this weekend kicks off a run of more than 16 Paris concerts expected to draw half a million spectators and benefit local hotels, restaurants and transport.

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France 24 — English

Céline Dion is set to return to the stage this Saturday in Paris, marking the start of a series of more than 16 concerts scheduled across the French capital in September and October, according to France 24.

The shows represent a significant milestone for the 58-year-old singer, who has spent years away from touring due to a rare neurological disorder, France 24 reported.

According to the report, a total of 500,000 spectators are expected to attend the concerts in Paris over the course of the run.

France 24 said the influx of fans is anticipated to provide a substantial economic windfall for the city, with particular benefits expected for the hotel, restaurant and transport industries.

Local businesses in these sectors are reportedly looking to capitalize on the surge of visitors drawn to the city for the performances.

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