A Brit has vanished in Paris after travelling abroad for a festival, with no contact with her family for over a week.
Lucy Stemp has been reported missing by her loved ones after a dream trip turned into a nightmare.
The Brit, from Tonbridge, Kent, has been described as “very vulnerable” by her family.
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She had travelled over to France for a festival in the city of Brest but her last known location is believed to have been Paris.
Lucy is believed to have gone missing on 30 May, as reported by Need To Know.
Her loved ones are pleading with locals and expats to report any information they have on to the police or themselves.
Her last known location was the Bercy neighbourhood in the French capital.
Lucy’s stepdad Sean said: “Lucy is my stepdaughter and is very vulnerable, she has been missing for over a week now.”
It is believed that Lucy will have no access to sorting how to get herself back home.
The British embassy and Interpol are reportedly working together on a cross-border operation to help track her down.
Paul Arnott, who helps find missing Brits, said: “Lucy Stemp, from Tonbridge, Kent, has been missing in France for approximately one week and her family are becoming increasingly concerned for her welfare.
“Lucy had travelled to France for a music festival in the city of Brest and is believed to have subsequently been in Paris.
“No one has heard from her for the past week.
“Lucy is considered vulnerable and efforts to locate her are ongoing.
“The British Embassy, police authorities and Interpol are involved in the search.
“If you know Lucy, have spoken to her, seen her, or have any information that could help establish her whereabouts, please come forward as soon as possible.”
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