1731. Swiss Style Culture: The Best of the Festivals
April 20, 2017
Switzerland is a vibrant country which hosts an array of festivals to celebrate its snowy mountains, its culinary delicacies, its musical variety and its traditional wines. From Geneva airport, transfers can quickly take you any Swiss city, so you can explore its cultural heritage in no time! Winte...
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1732. Summer School in Geneva
April 20, 2017
If you’re looking to get away in the summer, but are feeling guilty for taking time off from studies and want to build up more experience, why not try taking up an international summer school course? See another country, meet great people, learn new things, and come away not just with amazing memori...
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1733. Where to Stay (& Avoid) in the Largest Linked Ski Area on the Planet
April 20, 2017
335 ski runs, 600km of slopes, 180 ski lifts, 4 glaciers and 3 valleys – where to even begin?! Ranked top in the list of the world’s elite ski areas, skiing in Les Trois Vallées is a treat morning, noon and night thanks to its excellent array of restaurants and après to suit every taste. Made up of ...
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1734. The Best Weekend Ski Breaks from Geneva
April 20, 2017
Why Geneva?
With flight times from London as short as 90 minutes, Geneva is the perfect base for a quick weekend getaway. From Geneva, ski transfers to the following 10 resorts are under 2 hours, further making the most of your weekend of skiing. You can be whooshing down the slopes or sippi...
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1735. Tips For Organising a Company Ski Trip
April 20, 2017
So, You’re Planning Your Company Ski Trip You’ve taken on quite some challenge — Amy from accounts wants to be on the first lift and have a piste-side picnic to maximise her time on the slopes, whilst Mike from marketing cares more about the après scene and boozy lunches than getting any serious ru...
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1736. Three Hilltown Highlights of Tuscany
April 13, 2017
Tuscany is a well-known and well-loved parcel of landscape: with its near-desert aridity and rich, hot pine fragrance, the iconic countryside is interrupted by the occasional picturesque town, nestled amongst the hills. These towns are frequently steeped in history, many being astonishingly well-pre...
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1737. The Magnificent Art Museums of Florence
April 13, 2017
Florence is high on the list of any Renaissance-loving history and travel buff. The city’s beautiful gardens, churches and squares, not to mention the food and the shopping, make it worth a visit on these merits alone, but where Florence really shines is in its rich history.
The city was one...
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1738. The Classic Wines of Tuscany
April 13, 2017
Tuscany evokes many different thoughts and images in the minds of those who have, and have not been there. The region has been well loved, documented and featured by artists, authors and filmmakers throughout the ages. However, unless you have been there, breathed in the fragrant air, viewed the epi...
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1739. Introducing the Icons of Florence
April 13, 2017
One of the primary features of Florence, noted by those who visit and love it, is that it is a city that cannot, and should not, be rushed. Florence is an experience that leaves an indelible mark on your mind, heart and soul. Each breath-taking sight and landmark simply oozes with the passion that...
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1740. Solo City Travel: the Best European Destinations
April 13, 2017
It’s lovely to go away with friends and loved ones but if you really want to immerse yourself in a foreign land then there’s no better way to do it than to go alone.
Being alone means that you can explore what you want at your own pace without having to consider the needs and wishes of comp...
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Author: Laura Jeeves
