Showing posts with label Swiss Survival Guide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Swiss Survival Guide. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 02, 2017

99.9 Ways to Travel Switzerland Like a Local

Yodelers,

It's here.

99.9 Ways to Travel Switzerland Like a Local is available at any bookshop by order. You can also find it at almost any online retailer. Below are some of the places you can find the book:
Order your book on amazon.com
Order your Kindle version
Order your book on amazon.co.uk
Order your book on amazon.de
Order your book from bookdepository.co.uk
Order your book from Barnes & Noble
Order your Nook version
Go ahead, be an un-tourist. You'll love seeing the real Switzerland.

Thursday, December 03, 2009

Switzerland: Wealth, Democracy, and a whole ton of Chocolate


I was in the Chicago airport a few weeks back and was a bit disappointed by the food offerings in the international terminal. There were basically three things to choose from: candy, alcohol, or chips. Now I'm no expert on nutrition, but I try to be one on Switzerland and guess what. In the pathetically slim food offerings in all of the international terminal at Chicago O'Hare, the Swiss dominated. Their chocolate was on the shelf. And not much else was.

You have to hand it to this country. They're smaller in population than the entire city of Chicago, and yet their products are on shelves in Chicago and around the world.

Yes. This country is facinating. Maybe you can tell I think so by the number of years I've been writing this blog now.

Anyhow, if you're new to Switzerland, considering moving to Switzerland, live in Switzerland, or just want to know more about the kind of people who eat (and probably sell) more chocolate than anyone else on earth, Expatica.com, a website for expats in Europe, is in the process of publishing a Swiss Survival Guide. Parts of the guide are already available online, including the introduction, which is written by yours truly. Read more about these rich, democratic, and traditional people here, in Welcome to Switzerland.

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