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When I travel, I drink wine. In fact, I usually organize my travels around learning about it because wine isn't a beverage, it's a culture.

Basel, Bern, Zurich should rev up taxi competition, says Comco

03/04/2012 by Ellen Wallace

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – Swiss cantons and communes should allow greater competition among taxi services, says Comco, the Swiss Competition Commission. Services from other areas should be given more freedom, in particular the commission says. Local authorities in several major Swiss cities are not applying federal competition regulations, says Comco, citing the federal Internal Markets Law, […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: Basel, Bern, Business, Comco, fares, Internal Markets Law, rates, Swiss competition commission, taxis, Zurich

Get long trains and you have to get long buildings, Zurich learns

20/03/2012 by Ellen Wallace

ZURICH, SWITZERLAND – The first shovel of dirt was lifted 16 March for the new Herdern train storage shed in Zurich, a visible sign of how growing rail traffic is affecting Switzerland. The CFF rail company today carries 40 percent more passengers than in 2004 and one of the solutions to handle the continual growth […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: Bombardier double-decker trains, CFF, handicapped access, new train shed, Swiss rail, Switzerland, trains, Zurich

Cancellara rides for cycling safety in new bpa campaign

19/03/2012 by Ellen Wallace

ZURICH, SWITZERLAND – Fabian Cancellara, Switzerlands’s four-time world champion cyclists, is getting a different kind of publicity with the new spring campaign from bpa/bfu, the Swiss Safety Council. “Lovelo” about loving your bike – with a helmet on – has a simple message: put your helmet on right by testing with two fingers above your […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: BFU, bicycles, bikes, BPA, cycling, Fabian Cancellara, safety campaign, Swiss Safety Council, world champion

Swiss to fly to City airport rather than London Heathrow from Basel

09/02/2012 by Ellen Wallace

BASEL, SWITZERLAND – Airline Swiss will begin using City Airport in London rather than Heathrow for its Basel flights starting 21 May. The airline says “the modifications to Swiss’s Basel services have been prompted by the planned sale of sister Lufthansa Group carrier bmi to the International Airlines Group.”

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: airline, change, City airport, London Heathrow, travel

Geneva rail groundbreaking marks “historic” day for regional ties

15/11/2011 by Ellen Wallace

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – The politicians, and there were many of them, at the groundbreaking ceremony for Ceva, the new French-Swiss regional rail system, made much of the historic importance of the moment. The ceremony Tuesday morning 15 November comes 100 years after Switzerland and Geneva signed an agreement to undertake the financing of a rail […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: CEVA, France, Geneva, groundbreaking, pubic transport, regional transport, RER, Switzerland, Vaud

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