Swiss Travel System AG
Intro
The core tasks of Swiss Travel System AG include global marketing of national transport and the incoming ticket range, as well as the promotion of cross-border transport from neighbouring countries. With the Swiss Travel System, meetings and incentive events start for visitors on arrival at Swiss airports if they are travelling to their meeting location by train, bus or boat.
The Swiss Travel System tickets are specifically designed to meet the individual needs of international guests. Tickets such as the Swiss Travel Pass offer unlimited travel opportunities with all public transport, a price reduction of 50% for most mountain railways and cable cars, as well as free entry to over 500 museums throughout the country. Spectacular panoramic routes such as the trip with the Glacier Express, the Bernina Express and the Gotthard Panorama Express are included, as well as public transport in over 90 Swiss cities, travel on Swiss waterways and much more.
Excursions before and after the meeting
To get the most from their stay in Switzerland, your clients can also spend an exciting weekend in the country after the meeting. Swiss Travel System tickets are the perfect way to take advantage of the pleasure and flexibility of public transport – perfect for excursions before and after the meeting. How about a relaxing trip in a panorama train, or a breath-taking ride on a mountain railway or cable car? For groups of 250 or more, individual tickets are available at a special price.
SBB Charter – for every occasion
Ensure that your clients make the most of their time before the first MICE meeting. The Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) offers exclusive events and mobility solutions by train.
Salon Suisse
The exclusive «Salon Suisse» conference carriage takes your clients directly to your MICE destination. The saloon carriage is equipped with comfortable seats and sofas, large tables and the latest technical equipment. This means that, as well as impressing passengers, it also ensures that preparations are on the right track from the start.
Churchill
The Red Arrow gets its nickname from the former British prime minister Winston Churchill (1874-1965) who travelled through Switzerland in 1946. And you can still travel by train like the famous politician today on individually selected routes through Switzerland. Why not enjoy culinary highlights or an aperitif as you travel?