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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.

British Airways finds that Swiss work more hours

10/11/2009 by Ellen Wallace

British Airways (BA) has found that the Swiss work the most hours per week of all Europeans. A survey by YouGov, a polling company contracted by BA, of 6,000 Europeans found that 24 percent of Swiss residents work more than 45 hours per week, while a fifth of Italians work seven hours or less per […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: British Airways, Swiss working hours, YouGov

Air Berlin lets passenger check in at train stations

10/11/2009 by Ellen Wallace

Zurich, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – Air Berlin has announced that its passengers can check their luggage in at more than 50 railway stations in Switzerland, get their boarding pass there and be assigned their seats as of 1 December. Air Berlin is Germany’s second-largest airline. Links to other sites: Air Berlin, CFF information on air/rail baggage […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: Air Berlin, air travel, Business, CFF, railway stations, SBB check in, Swiss trains, Switzerland

Swiss Alps welcome winter

09/11/2009 by Ellen Wallace

Click on images to view larger Valais, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – There is one day every year when you know that winter has arrived: it can’t be defined clearly by a drop in the temperature or all the leaves suddenly disappearing or even by snow arriving, but it is tangible. Saturday 7 November, winter settled in, […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: forecast, Swiss Alps, Switzerland, Valais, weather, winter

Morges-Lausanne autoroute signals system installed, work nears end

04/11/2009 by Ellen Wallace

Morges / Lausanne, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – Workers have now completed a key part of the roadworks to widen the A1 autoroute between Morges and Lausanne thanks to a series of night closings. A system of 120 variable signs and 40 fixed ones have been put in place, a system with 8 kilometres of cables and […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: A1, autoroute, roadworks, signaling system, Swiss news

Freight train derailed at Chavorney, trains between Lausanne and Yverdon interrupted

28/10/2009 by Ellen Wallace

Lausanne, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – A freight train has come off the tracks in Chavorney, canton Vaud, the Swiss national rail company, CFF, says. No one was hurt in the incident that occurred before 09:00 28 October, but trains between Lausanne and Yverdon-les-Bains have been suspended until further notice.

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: CFF, Chavorney VD, train derailment

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