Switzerland, and Europe in general, is an expensive place to visit, but there are some underrated and less touristy villages and towns that offer affordability.

Basel, Switzerland, during Herbstmesse (fall fair) in November. As soon as the snow starts to fall in Switzerland — and that should be any day now — Todd Truitt wants to be on a plane to Europe. "I ...

Whether you’re after palm-lined lakeshores or sparkling glaciers, medieval villages or Alpine peaks, Switzerland’s roads showcase the best of the country — no matter the season.

A HIGH-LEVEL delegation from Switzerland Tourism led by CEO Martin Nydegger was in Manila for a series of events aimed at strengthening ties with the Philippine travel industry and promoting the ...

In partnership with the Swiss Travel System AG and Switzerland Tourism, Railbookers is debuting Switzerland Week – the first such event of its kind – on July 28. The weeklong event will offer ...

Rail Europe Inc., Switzerland Tourism and the Swiss Travel System are teaming up this summer to offer the Swiss Bliss Deal, inviting all travelers to take advantage of the outdoors and explore ...

Switzerland Tourism (ST) and the Conference of Regional Tourism Directors of Switzerland (RDK) want to better understand the importance of tourism for the population. A representative survey has now ...

Explore the “Top of Europe” at Jungfraujoch, the highest train station in Europe. Savor Swiss cuisine in cozy Alpine ...

FILE PHOTO: Tourists walk as Lake Lucerne is seen in the background, near the peak of Mount Rigi ZURICH (Reuters) - Asian travellers are expected to support the recovery of the Swiss tourism industry ...

(MENAFN- Swissinfo) The number of visitors to Switzerland from the United States and India has rebounded strongly after Covid, but arrivals from China remain well below pre-pandemic levels. A look at ...

If you’re planning to explore Switzerland’s postcard-perfect towns or glide through the Alps on the Glacier Express, getting your visa right is the first step, Travel, Times Now ...