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Haute-Savoie. Nicolas Gossart revisits the wagons of the Orient Express and revives the legend

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The Accor group, which bought the Orient Express brand, and LVMH announce the return of the legendary train after 50 years of absence. Genevois Nicolas Gossart coordinates the renovation of the 18 luxury cars.
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Haute-Savoie. Nicolas Gossart revisits the wagons of the Orient Express and revives the legend

The Accor group, which bought the Orient Express brand, and LVMH announce the return of the legendary train after 50 years of absence. Genevois Nicolas Gossart coordinates the renovation of the 18 luxury cars.

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