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Snow Travel Mart Switzerland. March 18 to 22, 2018 – Gstaad Snow Travel Mart Switzerland. March 18 to 22, 2018 – Gstaad. STnet.ch/stms Contents. Welcome 3 General information 4 Switzerland Tourism Program 6 P.O. Box CH-8027 Zurich Hotels 7 [email protected] MySwitzerland.com Map of destination Gstaad 8 Cover pictures Transfer timetable 10 Gstaad Palace, Gstaad, Canton of Bern (front page) Workshop floor plan 12 Eggli, Gstaad, Supplier list 13 Canton of Bern (rear page) Host destination Gstaad 14 It is our pleasure to help plan your vacation: Swiss International Air Lines 16 00800 100 200 29 (free phone). Swiss Travel System 17 Mon–Fri 8 am to 6 pm Sat 10 am to 4 pm Switzerland 18 Notes 20 Map of Switzerland. Stuttgart 137 mi / 220 km Switzerland is a small but very Munich 162 mi / 261 km Amsterdam 375 mi / 603 km diverse country. This map shows Brussels 348 mi / 560 km G you the different tourism regions. Frankfurt 178 mi / 286 km Schaffhausen B o d e n s Rhein Thur e e Töss Frauenfeld Berlin 410 mi / 660 km im A L ma Aargau t Vienna 375 mi / 603 km Liestal Baden B Basel Region irs Aarau B B M Delémont A Herisau C Bern Appenzell in H Re e F h uss Säntis R Z Saignelégier ü 2502 D Eastern Switzerland / r i c D s Solothurn Wildhaus A ub h - s e o e D e L Zug Liechtenstein Z 2306 u LIECHTENSTEIN g Churfirsten FL Aare e r W s a ee La Chaux- e Einsiedeln lens 1607 J e L de-Fonds Chasseral i E Fribourg Region e n Malbun e s 1899 t r h Flumserberg e el Grosser Mythen Bi Weggis 1798 Glarus Rigi F C Vierwald- Glärnisch Geneva Schwyz 2914 Bad Ragaz 1408 2119 Neuchâtel e Napf stättersee Pizol Aar Pilatus Stoos 2844 Landquart l Samnaun te Braunwald La G Graubünden Stans Elm nd châ Klewenalp qu u Murten Sarnen 1898 Altdorf Linthal art Klosters Ne Stanserhorn R Chur 2834 de e Flims H ac u Weissfluh Piz Buin Jura & Three-Lakes Ste-Croix L Sörenberg 2350 s Davos 3312 E Engelberg s Tödi mm Brienzer 3614 Brigels e Rothorn Laax Scuol e y Titlis Arosa o Fribourg Inn I Lake Geneva Region r Thun Brienz Melchsee-Frutt 3238 Yverdon B a Disentis/ Lenzerheide- L rs. Meiringen les Bains 2175 ze Mustér in Lai E T n rhe Obersaxen Gantrisch h rie er un B A Hasliberg rd e a 3503 Vo Lumnezia J Lucerne-Lake Lucerne Schwarzsee me r r 3294 Müstair Sim s e e e 2998 Interlaken Sustenhorn Sedrun Piz Beverin Piz Kesch I 2362 Joux Charmey Grindelwald G de Niesen Region Wengen Andermatt in Le Sentier Eiger 3970 he Savognin Vallée rr 2002 e Moléson-sur- 2970 nte n i i Mönch 4107 H 3056 Le Moléson r Schilthorn a Gruyères S 4274 Piz Nair K Ticino Mürren Pontresina a Airolo L 4158 Finsteraarhorn St.Moritz Les Paccots Adelboden r 3402 Jungfrau - e Münster h h Rheinwaldhorn St-Cergue c c Silvaplana Kandersteg s s L Château- t t Valais Montreux Gstaad Lenk e e é m a n l l 2973 L d’Oex Lötschental A g 1677 e 2042 Wildstrubel 3272 Sils im E./Segl L K Diavolezza La Dôle Rochers- 3244 3934 Bettmeralp Basòdino 4049 Nyon Les Mosses Leukerbad Soglio Piz Bernina M Zurich Region de-Naye Bietschhorn Fiesch Crans- Bosco/ Leysin Riederalp Montana Gurin T Les Diablerets i c Ve i n Villars-s.-O. Brig rzasca o a Visp M e Sierre sp ôn a Sion h Vi g e R g L St-Luc ia Morgins Veysonnaz Locarno Bellinzona F L 3257 Thyon Grächen Ascona Champéry Haute Nendaz Dents Grimentz Zinal 02040 80 km du Midi Saas-Fee Verbier Dom Madrid 627 mi / 1,009 km Dent Blanche 4545 01020 40 miles 4357 LUGANO e no Zermatt ga Champex r u Arolla i L Barcelona 396 mi / 637 km Matterhorn o d 3090 i 1701 Grand 4478 Gornergrat g Monte Combin g Lago Generoso 4314 Dufourspitze a Paris 335 mi / 540 km 4634 M 1097 o Monte S. Giorgio g Grand-St-Bernard a www.swisstravelcenter.ch I L Milan 37 mi / 60 km 1546 Rome 430 mi / 692 km Welcome to the Swiss winter! It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the Bernese Oberland. The canton I call home is also the place where the internationally known winter destination of Gstaad is located, captivating everyone with its charming tradition. Grandiose names and legendary celebrities spend their winter holidays in Gstaad. I am thrilled to show you the Swiss winter here: Gstaad has so much to offer, be it racing downhill on one, two boards or even on a fatbike, strolling through the authentic chalet villages, enjoying high-class gastronomic experiences or purely relaxing in a luxurious spa. Enjoy the warm Bernese hospitality in a sublime landscape and let yourself be enchanted by the winter offers in Switzerland competently prepared by the Swiss suppliers. Together with our partners, I am delighted with your presence at the Snow Travel Mart Switzerland in Gstaad. We wish you many successful meetings, inspiring encounters and – just as important – a wonderful stay in the Swiss winter. Martin Nydegger CEO Switzerland Tourism Access regarding your tour, you can visit the destina- Buyers: Your tour escort will hand out tion representatives at their tables during your badge. the workshop. Please keep your Swiss Travel Suppliers: You can pick up your badge Pass with you during the whole journey – it at the STMS Welcome desk at the allows free travel on the entire public trans- hotel HUUS Gstaad as of Sunday, March 18, portation system range in Switzerland. from 15:00 to 17:00. The STMS badge must be worn clearly visible. Internet access Your Internet access will be granted via Information free Wi-Fi on the following spots: For general information, please visit the STMS Welcome desk at the hotel HUUS Opening Gstaad. Information about the host W-Lan SSID: PALACE destination Gstaad is available there as well. Logintype: Voucherlogin For information regarding Swiss International Userid: 2350525472 Air Lines or Swiss Travel System, please visit Password: 5859 them at their tables during the workshop. Workshop Appointments Network: HUUS Gstaad Buyers and suppliers have scheduled their No user name / password required appointments online prior to the STMS. General information. However, additional time slots may be Event pictures booked directly at every supplier table during Free download of high-res pictures at The Snow Travel Mart Switzerland (STMS) is the most important event to the ongoing STMS workshop hours. bit.ly/STMS18pics increase sales of Swiss winter products and services. The host destination Gstaad, Swiss International Air Lines, Swiss Travel System and Switzerland Day of Adventure for buyers Social media Tourism welcome all participants to the third edition of the STMS. We are On Wednesday, March 21, buyers have the #STMS18 possibility to experience different winter/snow instagram.com/stnetnews happy to host 115 tour operators from over 35 countries as well as activities in Gstaad and surroundings. 110 Swiss suppliers in Switzerland. The programs range from skiing classes for Dress code beginners and skiing tours for medium and The dress code during the entire STMS advanced levels to winter hiking, fat biking, event is casual. Accommodation Transfers wellness and much more. Lunch and dinner The host destination networking brunch The hoteliers of Gstaad are very happy We have organized bus transfers from the are both included in the Day of Adventure. will be partly held outside. Please make to welcome you in their hotels. hotels to the different locations and back. sure to wear warm shoes and clothes. Buyers: Please make sure you check in Please check the transfer departure times Post-Convention Tours for buyers The Day of Adventure programs will be as “STMS buyer” at the hotel reception. with your tour escort, in your hotel reception Switzerland Tourism, together with its mostly held outside. Please make sure to Supplementary charges such as phone calls, and/or under the pages 10/11. destination partners, offers you up to three wear appropriate shoes and clothes. drinks etc., are at your own expense. Thank you for being on time: this enables us to days of Post-Convention Tours from start and end the STMS program as scheduled. March 22 to 24. If you have any questions 4 #STMS18. General information. General information. #STMS18. 5 Program. STMS hotels. Sunday, March 18 1 Arc-en-ciel 7 Gstaaderhof During the day Arrival in the destination Gstaad and check-in; individual programs Egglistrasse 24 Lauenenstrasse 19 17:45 or 17:50 Bus transfers to the Gstaad Palace* CH-3780 Gstaad CH-3780 Gstaad 18:00 Arrival guests and welcome aperitif, Gstaad Palace Phone +41 (0)33 748 43 43 Phone +41 (0)33 748 63 63 18:30 Official opening followed by dinner arc-en-ciel.ch gstaaderhof.ch 20:30 or 21:00 Site inspection at the Gstaad Palace (optional) 20:00–23:00 Bus transfers back to STMS hotels* 2 Bernerhof Gstaad 8 HUUS Gstaad Bahnhofstrasse 2 Schönriedstrasse 74 Monday, March 19 CH-3780 Gstaad CH-3792 Gstaad-Saanen From 08:15 Bus transfers / walk to the Eggli valley station Phone +41 (0)33 748 88 44 Phone +41 (0)33 748 04 04 From 08:45 Host destination networking brunch, Mountain Restaurant Eggli bernerhof-gstaad.ch huusgstaad.com From 11:30 Bus transfers to hotel HUUS Gstaad* 12:40–19:00 Workshop day 1: Hotel HUUS Gstaad (lobby & workshop areas) 3 Christiania Gstaad 9 Posthotel Rössli Buyers meet suppliers; 20-minute slots Individual snack breaks throughout ongoing workshop Untergstaadstrasse 26 Promenade 10 19:00 End of workshop day 1 CH-3780 Gstaad CH-3780 Gstaad From 19:00 Program at leisure / dinner served at the hotel HUUS Gstaad Phone +41 (0)33 744 51 21 Phone +41 (0)33 748 42 42 19:15–23:15 Bus transfers back to STMS hotels* christiania.ch posthotelroessli.ch Tuesday, March 20 4 Ermitage Wellness- & Spa-Hotel 10 Solsana 08:30 or 08:35 Bus transfers to hotel HUUS Gstaad* Dorfstrasse 46 Solsanastrasse 15 09:00–17:00 Workshop day 2: Hotel HUUS Gstaad
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