Travel To Switzerland

Tusia asked:


Will it give me any discounts on lifts?
If yes, how much?
Which would be better: a local regional card + transfer ticket or a Swiss pass?

I plan to spend 8 days there.

Lawrence

J Dog asked:


please help me! desperate! ill give you all the 10 pts if i could!

Deshawn

PhilC asked:


i am going to go to a dry slope once or twice before i go to practise because when i go i dont want to be the worst there but i was wondering if theres any skiiers out there who could give me ANY good advice about skiing and maybe clothing e.t.c…… many thanks in advance

Kendall

smalltown(: asked:


Is skiing a considered a main attraction in Switzerland? Are the Alps where a lot of people like to ski? Anything else about skiing in Switzerland?

Kylie

Crikey a Wild Ski Bum asked:


I’m considering a skiing trip to Switzerland/Italy next winter if I can secure the funds, but I don’t speak a lick of italian or… what do they speak in switzerland? Italian?

Anyway, I speak enough spanish to understand signs and brochures and stuff, and I know they’re similar. But talking to people I’d be screwed.

Wesley

Emma P asked:


Going skiing in Switzerland very soon and just realised that we dont know what design the mains plug is!?! How many pins does it have and are they round pins or flat pins?? Links to pictures of the correct plug appreciated as well as descriptions, thank you!

Nancy

Amy J asked:


I am gpoing skiing tommorow morning to switzerland it has snowed alot over the last 2 days there has been 40cm were we are going is powdery snow not got or good for skiing ?
I cant wait my flight is tommorow morning 3 am and we are going to Kanderstag yay

Isabella

Ben asked:


in US dollars? which resort should I go to. where i can find a good deals. Looking for something similar that we’ve seen in James Bond movies.
in US dollars, for two adults, for about a week? which resort should I go to. where I can find a good deals. Looking for something similar that we’ve seen in James Bond movies (Quaint cute villages cobble stone streets etc…)

Denzel

Gen Wright asked:

Switzerland is a great get away for many vacationers and tourists, but getting away means you must also have a way to get around. Your means of transport may spoil your trip, or create a more memorable trip for you. That’s why you should compare cheap car hire at airports across Switzerland in order to make sure you’re getting the best deal available. You should also keep in mind that many car hire operations offer the best deals when you make your reservations several weeks in advance. This provides them with enough notification to have your car ready and waiting on you, while providing you with a discount of around 10%. Companies that offer such discounts usually prefer you to make the reservation online, but they do take reservations over the phone.

Two of the best companies in Switzerland to hire your car from include Avis and Hertz. These two companies have many locations across all of Switzerland and include great features with many of their car hire plans. Both companies will deliver their car to you at the airport as part of their plan, and have a driver to pick it up, if there is not a car hire dealer nearby. Both Avis and Hertz take reservations for their car hire service online, offering up many great auto choices, from convertibles to 4×4s for getting around in snowy terrain. Hertz also offers many green vehicles for those with an environmentalist mindset. If you’re looking for cheap car hire in Switzerland, there are other options for you.

Budget car hire has booths at both the Zurich and Geneva airports, shortly after you enter them. They offer competitive rates on all vehicles, from small sized cars to large sized SUVs. Budget also offers a 10% discount for customers who prepay their car hire service and make their reservation at least six weeks in advance. Their service also includes theft protection and a collision damage waiver to give you the peace of mind you need while driving in Switzerland. If you are sure of your destination and your travel itinerary, Budget car hire may be the best deal for you.

If none of these options seem like they fit you, or you’re still unsure of certain parts of your journey, you should compare car hire in Switzerland with Avis, Budget, Dollar, Economy, and Hertz. This way you are sure to get the best deal for your vacation or general travel needs. Always keep in mind that the sooner you reserve your car, the better chance you have of receiving a discount, as well as the type of car you want. Cars are served on a first come first serve basis, so earlier is always better.

Wanda