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Tips, news and guides for your transfers from Geneva Airport to Switzerland, France and the ski resorts.
30 October 2026
Avoiding car sickness on mountain roads to the ski resorts
Hairpins on the final climb to the resorts can unsettle even seasoned travellers. Practical ways for adults and children to stay comfortable on the way up. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Altitude in Alpine resorts: feeling the height after your transfer
Headaches, poor sleep and breathlessness can affect some visitors in high Alpine resorts. Why it happens, how to ease it and how to pace your first day. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Emergency numbers in Switzerland, France and Italy: a traveller's list
The emergency numbers to know around Geneva and the Alps, from 112 to ambulance, police and mountain rescue lines in Switzerland, France and Italy. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Pharmacies and healthcare for visitors in Switzerland
How Swiss pharmacies work, where to go for minor ailments, the emergency numbers to remember and how to think about health cover before your trip. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Travel insurance for ski holidays: what to check before you go
Standard travel insurance often excludes skiing. What to look for in winter sports cover, from mountain rescue and off-piste to equipment and cancellation. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Customs allowances when arriving in Switzerland: what to know
Switzerland has its own customs rules, separate from the EU. The main categories to watch, from alcohol and meat to the value of goods, and the red and green channels. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Passport control at Geneva Airport: Schengen arrivals explained
Switzerland is in the Schengen area but not the EU. What that means when you land in Geneva, who queues at passport control and which documents to carry. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Swiss plugs and adapters: what travellers need
Switzerland uses its own Type J socket. Which plugs fit without an adapter, which do not, and how to keep devices charged from the moment you land in Geneva. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Staying connected on the road: Wi-Fi and charging during transfers
What to expect from connectivity on the drive from Geneva Airport, why your own data matters, how to keep devices charged and where mountain signal drops. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Roaming in Switzerland: why your EU phone plan may not cover it
Many travellers land in Geneva assuming their European plan applies. Why Switzerland can trigger roaming charges and how to avoid bill shock on arrival. Read the article →
30 October 2026
eSIM and mobile data in Switzerland for visitors
Switzerland sits outside EU roaming rules, so your usual plan may not cover it. How eSIMs and local data work, and how to stay reachable for your driver. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Paying by card in Switzerland: what to expect
Contactless is everywhere in Switzerland, from trams to mountain restaurants. Which cards work, how mobile wallets fit in and when a little cash still helps. Read the article →