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Geneva airport’s new rules Sunday, for non-Schengen passengers

27/03/2009 by Ellen Wallace

Geneva, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – Cointrin Airport won’t look the same to you Sunday if you’re fliying to or from Britain or Ireland or any other non-Schengen country. Swiss airports have been working with the European Union for some months to bring security systems into line, the last step in Switzerland dropping routine border controls to […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: category sports, Cointrin Airport, customs, flights, Geneva, GVA, ID cards, Ireland, Schengen Area, Switzerland, Terminal 10, travel, UK

Geneva’s wines show off their aging potential

27/03/2009 by Ellen Wallace

Geneva, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – Geneva’s winemakers, playing host this week to some of Switzerland’s top wine producers, Thursday evening presented a series of wines that show off the good aging potential of the canton’s wines. The annual meeting of the Memoire des Vins Suisse (MDVS), being held in Geneva Friday 27 March, was accompanied the […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: Business, Dardagny, Geneva, Memoire des Vins Suisses, Satigny, Swiss wine

Tsering Shakya, top expert on Tibet, on country’s youth

25/03/2009 by Ellen Wallace

Republished with permission Liam Bates, from Saint Prex, Vaud, who attends the University of British Columbia in Canada, contributes feature and travel articles to GenevaLunch. In mid-March 2009 he won a speech contest sponsored by the Chinese government, “Chinese Bridge,” to find the best Chinese speaker among Canadian university students. In August 2009 he competes […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: Canada, China, Chinese Bridge competition, Land of the Snows, Liam Bates, Motorbikes Mao and a Yak, Tibet, travel, Tsering Shakya, UBC, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, young people

Tram leaves tracks during Neuchatel rush hour

25/03/2009 by Ellen Wallace

Neuchatel, Switzerland (20 Minutes, Fre) – The number 5 tram between the Neuchatel and Boudry ran off its tracks about 08:30 Wednesday morning in the centre of the city, partially blocking one of the city’s main roads.

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: Neuchatel, police, tram, travel

Swiss road news: tunnel death in Locarno, high speed in Fribourg

23/03/2009 by Ellen Wallace

Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – One person died, another was taken to hospital by helicopter and is reported to be in serious condition and several other people were injured Monday morning when a truck and three cars were involved in an accident in Locarno, reports ats/20 Minutes. The crash took place on the autoroute ring road, which […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: car crashes, Fribourg, Lucarno, safety, seat belts, speeding, Swiss roads, travel

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