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Inspiring Meeting Hotels. Bern Inspiring Meeting Hotels 2017. Inspiring Meeting Hotels. MySwitzerland.com Presented by The Inspiring Meeting Hotels at a glance. Switzerland is a small country with great diversity. This map shows the location of the hotels featured in this brochure. 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