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Coming up: treasure chest of things to do

25/03/2016 by Ellen Wallace

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – Happy (if a bit chilly) Easter weekend to all. The Lake Geneva region has a wealth of good events coming up in the near future and plenty of things to do. Here’s a sampler – start marking your April calendar now. Indoor and outdoor sports – get fit or stay fit! If […]

Filed Under: Travels

Upstairs dining at Geneva’s airport

17/03/2016 by Ellen Wallace Leave a Comment

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – Le Chef officially opens to the public this week, on the third floor of Genève Aéroport, completing a series of moves in recent years to make the airport’s eateries  match changing needs of travelers. Good news for locals: this is a great addition to Geneva’s restaurants, and you can eat here without […]

Filed Under: Food & dining, News, Travels Tagged With: Aéroport de Genève, Altitude restaurant, Autogrill Suisse, Benjamin Luzuy, Geneva Airport, Le Chef

Warm winter, early budding – clues to change

17/03/2016 by Ellen Wallace

BERN, SWITZERLAND – Hazelnut trees began to bud throughout Switzerland 15 December 2015, the earliest since records have been kept, more than 150 years. Meteoswiss published information this week about the early budding and other signs that warming is happening earlier and earlier. A number of plants are showing leaves a week earlier than in […]

Filed Under: Garden & nature, Wineries

Snow and more snow! Just in time

13/02/2016 by Ellen Wallace

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – The ski resorts’ messages were near-euphoric Friday afternoon: the snow is here and it just keeps coming, with more on the way. Given the poor snow cover for the Christmas holidays, their enthusiasm for today’s snowfall, coming just at the start of schools’ February breaks, is understandable. Geneva schools began their week-long […]

Filed Under: Travels

How much human component does a car need?

17/12/2015 by Ellen Wallace

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – The Geneva Motor Show is already gearing up for March and we can expect to see and hear more about driverless cars, starting with Swiss inventor Frank Rinderknecht at Rinspeed near Zurich, a creative think tank for the automotive industry. Rinderknecht’s latest dream car is called Etos, but starting with the Greek […]

Filed Under: Travels

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