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Round Table China

Swiss Adventure for Chinese Travelers

Feb 7, 2024
24:48
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Daniela Chiani, Director for Greater China at Switzerland Tourism, shares smart itineraries, approaches, and fun things to do for Chinese travelers in Switzerland. Topics include cultural festivals, Swiss cheese fondue, Chinese tourists' preferences and habits, special activities during the Spring Festival, lesser-known tourism trends, safety measures, and outdoor experiences.
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Quick takeaways

  • Switzerland's cities, hidden valleys, and quaint villages can be best explored by train, bus, and boat, providing a comprehensive travel experience.
  • Chinese travelers value convenience, such as access to digital payment methods, information in Chinese, and small details like having a kettle in hotel rooms.

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Best Way to Experience Switzerland's Charm

The best way to travel to Switzerland for the first time is definitely by train, bus, and boat. This allows travelers to capture the best of Switzerland's cities, hidden valleys, and quaint villages. Starting in Geneva or Zurich, visitors can venture out to mountainous regions like Interlaken, Lucerne, and Montreux, exploring the Yungfrau, Lake Lucerne, and Mont-Hon regions.

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