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Up, up and up we went: Geneva, airlines show higher 2012 figures

10/01/2013 by Ellen Wallace

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – Swiss, Easyjet and Geneva airport all showed traffic up in 2012, figures published Thursday 10 January show. Swiss in 2012 carried 16.8 million passengers, a 2.5 percent increase and a record number for the airline, owned by Lufthansa, the parent company said in a statement. The Swiss seat load factor, at 82.4 […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: airllines, airports, Easyjet, Geneva, Geneve airport, passengers, Swiss airline, Switzerland, traffic

Festive baroque decor dining in Geneva

03/01/2013 by Ellen Wallace

By Viktoria Rajnak Photos by Viktoria Rajnak GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – Seasons change and so does Geneva. Some restaurants shut down, others open, boutiques change their location, new ones appear. In the heart of Geneva, well-hidden in a gorgeous inner courtyard, Le Baroque Restaurant just opened its doors. Its predecessor, Le Senso had a classic, Italian, […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: dancing, Dining, Geneva, Guide, La Baroque, restaurant, review

Italy, France, Switzerland: 7 Ceps regional wine competition winners named

22/11/2012 by Ellen Wallace

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – The 7 Ceps wine competition is an interesting variation on the theme of “best of” that for most competitions means best of a grape variety or a politically defined region. These are wines from a geographically linked area, the vineyards in the greater Mont Blanc region with producers in Italy, France and […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: 2012 awards, 7 Ceps wine competition, Aosta Valley, Bugey, canton Vaud, Coteaux de l'Ain, France, Geneva, Italy, Mont Blanc region, Neuchatel, Seyssel, Switzerland, Val d'Aoste, Valais, Vin de Savoie, vin du Jura

World’s largest mille-feuilles takes Geneva pastrymakers 3.5 hours

11/11/2012 by Ellen Wallace

Video: Gilles Desplanches on how to make a mille-feuille [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ony7OowG7iE] GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – 1,222 metres long, 4,207 kilos heavy and, ultimately, more than 30,000 slices: Geneva pastrymaker Gilles Desplanches decided to celebrate its 25th birthday in style by creating the world’s largest mille-feuille. Sunday at Palexpo in Geneva the giant pastry was given the […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: Geneva, Gilles Desplanches, Guinness World Record, mille feuille

Winemaker of the Year from Ticino, top wine Valais and organic from Geneva

23/10/2012 by Ellen Wallace

Number one wine is from Valais and best organic wine from Geneva BERN, SWITZERLAND – Head for Valais for the best bottle of wine in the country, a Johannisberg from Chamoson, but go to Ticino if you want to sample the collection from the top winemaker in Switzerland. And Geneva is home to the best […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: Bern gala event, blends, Chamoson, Choulex, Claudio Tamborini, competition, Domaine de Miolan, Domaine du Cretacombe, Geneva, Grand Prix du Vin Suisse 2012, judges, Lamone winery, Merlot, Mueller-Thurgau, red, Riesling, rosé, sparkling, sweet, Swiss wine national awards, top Swiss wines, Valais, white

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