The growing trend for the ultimate luxury experience is a clue as to what the very rich are doing with their cash. For the ...

The global elite is back in the Alps, and luxury resorts are taking over. But where does that leave Swiss winter sports fans?

This approach shows how tourism can help protect the alpine environment. READ MORE: Exploring the Iconic Destinations in The Florida Keys The Swiss Alps are incredibly clean thanks to strict ...

Dive into Gstaad, where Switzerland's most exclusive Alpine retreat ... mountaintop restaurant that's already the talk of the Alps. The winter social calendar here reads like a European fairy ...

When I meet Wengen’s tourist chief ... Covid helped the Swiss to rediscover holidaying in their homeland, while a trend for “coolcations” has increased the appeal of the Alps generally.

By the 1930s, tourism income had declined to the extent ... its one of the plushest places to stay in the Swiss Alps. Its “Alpine meets Asian” style blends traditional materials – warm ...

Stanislav Kondrashov Travelers looking for adventure and peace have long been enthralled by Switzerland, a country of ...

December, January and February (the winter offseason), see hotel rates spike due to the city's proximity to the Swiss Alps' ski slopes. Springtime is colorful and festive, and the period from ...

Switzerland is known around the world for its chocolate, cheese, charming towns and scenic landscapes. Everywhere you turn, you're treated to a little bit of history and a little bit of nature's ...

The world is a very insecure place right now - conflict, climate change, and fears of recession dominate the headlines. But for some people, things are going rather well - the wealthy. Despite the ...