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Sales Manual SCIB Meetings. Switzerland Convention & Incentive Bureau. MySwitzerland.com/meetings Contents. Why Switzerland 4–7 Route to success 8–15 Regions 16–29 Destinations 30–61 Swiss Convention Centres 62–65 Specialist partners 66–73 Transport 74–81 Switzerland at a glance 82–90 Welcome to the land of meetings. Here in Switzerland, we have a long tradition of bringing people together to negotiate agreements, share know- how, celebrate achievements, develop strategies and dream up new ideas. Today we can offer you some of the world’s finest meeting venues: state-of-the-art facilities promising professional expertise in all areas. You’ll enjoy an inspiring setting for your gathering, along with all the benefits of a country famous for its reliability and exacting standards. We have a dedicated team of experts who know every aspect of the meetings industry: let us help you make your event a resounding success! Jürg Schmid Barbra Steuri-Albrecht CEO Switzerland Tourism Head of Convention Bureau Online Meeting Planner The Online Meeting Planner on MySwitzerland.com helps organisers of business meetings to create professional proposals for their next event. The optimum venue, matching social programme and the outward journey of all parti cipants inlcuding price indications is found easily and fast with this new online tool. MySwitzerland.com, Webcode 216393 Our partners. Destination Page Convention centres Page Region Page Schaffhausen 1 Arosa 32 1 Congress Center Basel 64 A Bern – Stein am Rhein 2 Basel 34 2 Kursaal Bern 64 Bernese Oberland 18 Bodense Thur 3 Bern 36 3 Congress Centre Davos 64 B Eastern Switzerland 20 Eglisau e BASEL Frauenfeld 4 Davos Klosters 38 4 Centre International de C Lake Geneva Region 22 Rhein WINTERTHUR Baden Töss 5 Engadin St. Moritz 40 Conférences Genève 64 D Lucerne – Limmat Rorschacherberg 6 Flims Laax Falera 42 5 Congress Centre Kursaal Lake Lucerne Region 24 Birs Liestal ZÜRICH ST.GALLEN 7 Geneva 44 Interlaken 64 E Ticino 26 St-Ursanne Aarau Herisau 8 Gstaad 46 6 SwissTech Convention F Valais 28 Delémont Reus Appenzell 9 Interlaken 48 Center Lausanne 65 F Küsnacht ZH s 2502 10 Lausanne 50 7 KKL Luzern 65 Zürichse in Solothurn Säntis e Rhe 11 Lucerne 52 8 Palazzo Congressi e BIEL/BIENNE ar Z 2306 A u 12 54 65 Doubs g Churfirsten Lugano Lugano e 1607 r Zug s Walensee e 13 Montreux Riviera 56 9 2m2c Montreux Music & Chasseral e e e rs La Chaux-de-Fonds le 14 ie 1899 St.Gallen- Convention Centre 65 B LUZERN Weggis 1798 Grosser Mythen Glarus Burgdorf Rigi Maienfeld 10 Erlach 2119 Vierwald- Bad Ragaz Lake Constance 58 Kongresshaus Zürich 65 Neuchâtel 1408 Schwyz 2914 are Napf Pilatus Stans 2844 A Entlebuch stättersee Glärnisch 15 Zürich 60 Pizol l te 1898 châ Sarnen eu Murten E Stanserhorn Altdorf N BERN mme Chur de 2834 c Flims Weissfluh 3312 La Engelberg 3614 Schangnau Reus Piz Buin Fribourg 2350 Tödi Arosa Davos Scuol Brienzer Rothorn s Guarda Thun 3238 Inn e Brienz Titlis Yverdon- rse Lenzerheide T e h nz les-Bains u rie Easy access. 2175 ne B A 3503 derrhein rs r ee a Vo Schwarzsee Gantrisch re Sustenhorn Interlaken 2998 3294 Charmey 2362 Piz Beverin Niesen Grindelwald Piz Kesch Simme Wengen Andermatt St.Maria Switzerland could not be more central! This small, so- B Eiger 3970 Bever LAUSANNE Kander 2970 Kleine Mönch 4107 n Scheidegg ei St. Moritz 2002 Schilthorn Hinterrh 3056 phisticated and multicultural island at the heart of Europe 10 6 Le Moléson 4158 Piz Nair Adelboden Blausee Jungfrau 4274 3402 Pontresina Finsteraarhorn 13 r Rheinwaldhorn - e is an ideal destination for conferences and incentives. Montreux h h man Lenk c c é s 1677 c L Gstaad s La t t 2973 e 4049 La Dôle 2042 l le Diavolezza 3244 A g Piz Bernina Airlines fly in direct from all over the world. Wherever you Rochers- Wildstrubel Leukerbad 3934 3272 Soglio de-Naye Bietschhorn Ernen Basòdino land, your onward journey is straightforward – and prob- Crans-Montana Ti cino 3210 Brig Ve Les Diablerets Bosco Gurin rzasca ably quicker than you imagine, thanks to our public Sion Maggia hône Comologno 7 4 R transport system, virtually unrivalled worldwide. We are Locarno GENEVE Bellinzona 3257 happy to bet that even the transfer from the airport to Champéry Dents Nendaz Grimentz Ascona du Midi Verbier Saas-Fee your destination will be an unforgettable experience… 4545 4357 02040 80 km Zermatt Dom LUGANO o e i Lugan Dent-Blanche r o d io g g La g 3090 a 1701 M Miglieglia 01020 40 Miles o Madrid 1009 km / 627 miles 4314 Gornergrat g Monte 4478 La Generoso Grand Combin Matterhorn 4634 Dufourspitze 1097 Barcelona 637 km / 396 miles Monte S. Giorgio Paris 540 km / 335 miles Grosser St.Bernhard Symbols. Choice of flights: five airports connect Switzerland to the rest of the world, ensuring that every part of the country is easy to reach. Regular trains: Swiss trains operate on a regular hourly or half-hourly timetable on all major lines – with direct services to neighbouring countries, of course. Easy motoring: Europe’s traffic arteries lead right through Switzerland, while the superbly engineered Swiss road network reaches every corner of the country. Amsterdam 603 km / 375 miles Brussels 560 km / 348 miles Stuttgart 220 km / 137 miles Frankfurt 286 km / 178 miles Munich 261 km / 162 miles Schaffhausen D Stein am Rhein Bodense 2 1 Thur Eglisau e BASEL Frauenfeld Rhein WINTERTHUR Berlin 660 km / 410 miles Baden Töss Limmat Rorschacherberg Birs Liestal 14 Vienna 603 km / 375 miles ZÜRICH D St-Ursanne Aarau ST.GALLEN 15 10 Herisau Delémont Reus Appenzell Küsnacht ZH s Zürichse 2502 in Solothurn Säntis e Rhe A e BIEL/BIENNE ar Z 2306 FL A u Doubs g Churfirsten e 1607 r Zug s Walensee e Chasseral e e C e 12 7 rs La Chaux-de-Fonds le ie 1899 B LUZERN Weggis 1798 Grosser Mythen Glarus Burgdorf Rigi Maienfeld Erlach 2119 Vierwald- Bad Ragaz Neuchâtel 1408 Schwyz 2914 re Napf Pilatus 2844 Aa Stans stättersee Glärnisch Entlebuch Pizol l 3 2 te 1898 châ Sarnen eu Murten E Stanserhorn Altdorf N BERN mme Chur de 2834 c Flims 6 Weissfluh 3312 La Engelberg 3614 4 3 Schangnau Reus 1 Piz Buin Fribourg 2350 Tödi Arosa Davos Scuol A Brienzer Rothorn s Guarda Thun 3238 Inn e Brienz Titlis Yverdon- rse Lenzerheide T e h nz les-Bains u rie 2175 ne B A 3503 derrhein rs r ee a Vo Schwarzsee Gantrisch re Sustenhorn 9 5 Interlaken 2998 3294 Charmey 2362 Piz Beverin Niesen Grindelwald Piz Kesch Simme Wengen Andermatt St.Maria Eiger 3970 5 Bever LAUSANNE Kander 2970 Kleine Mönch 4107 n Scheidegg ei St. Moritz 2002 Schilthorn Hinterrh 3056 Le Moléson 4158 Piz Nair Adelboden Blausee Jungfrau 4274 3402 Pontresina Finsteraarhorn 13 9 8 r Rheinwaldhorn - e Montreux h h man Lenk c c é s 1677 c L Gstaad s La t t 2973 e 4049 La Dôle 2042 l le Diavolezza 3244 A g Piz Bernina Rochers- Wildstrubel Leukerbad 3934 3272 Soglio de-Naye Bietschhorn Ernen Basòdino E Crans-Montana Ti cino 3210 Brig Ve Les Diablerets Bosco Gurin rzasca Sion Maggia Rhône Comologno Locarno GENEVE Bellinzona 3257 Champéry Dents Nendaz Ascona du Midi Grimentz Saas-Fee Verbier F 11 8 4545 4357 02040 80 km Zermatt Dom LUGANO o e i Lugan Dent-Blanche r o d io g g La g 3090 a 1701 M Miglieglia 01020 40 Miles o 4314 Gornergrat g Monte 4478 La Generoso Grand Combin Matterhorn 4634 Dufourspitze 1097 Monte S. Giorgio Grosser St.Bernhard I Milan 60 km / 37 miles Rome 692 km / 430 miles www.swisstravelcenter.ch About the webcode Log on to MySwitzerland.com/meetings and enter the relevant number X 12345 in the “Search” field to obtain further information on the corresponding offer. Do you have any questions? We’d be delighted to help! Visit us at MySwitzerland.com/meetings, contact us via scib @ switzerland.com or call us on +41 (0)44 288 13 70. Why Switzerland. Small country, big ideas. The meeting of minds: education, innovation and the exchange of ideas are the secret of Switzerland’s success. With few natural resources, Switzerland owes its prosperity to investment in people. A highly skilled, multilingual workforce, world-class research institu- tions, an emphasis on innovation and international collaboration, the rapid transfer of expertise into business prod- ucts: this is fertile ground for new ideas. Switzerland provides an ideal location at the heart of Europe for making con- tacts, finding project partners, acquiring and exchanging know-how, doing business and gaining access to new markets. The power of innovation: ■■ No other country invests so much per capita in pure research and new technology ■■ Switzerland has produced more Nobel Prizewinners than any country, relative to population ■■ Ideas breed success: Switzerland ranks first in the Global Competitiveness Index (weforum.org) MySwitzerland.com, Webcode 25587 Wiesner Alp, Davos, Graubünden Why Switzerland. Meetings. 5 Centres of excellence. International organisations. Switzerland’s tradition of open- Global forum: mindedness and neutrality has ■■ World’s most active centre led hundreds of international for multilateral diplomacy ■■ The Red Cross movement organisations from the UN to originated and is based here world sports bodies and NGOs ■■ Visit the Olympic Museum in to make their base here: ideal Lausanne, home of the IOC territory for exploring innovative solutions to challenges and promoting global cooperation. Commodity trading. Located at the meeting point of many historic trading routes, Switzerland is a major hub for trade in metals, oil and gas, coffee, sugar and cereals.
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