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Tips, news and guides for your transfers from Geneva Airport to Switzerland, France and the ski resorts.
30 October 2026
The road to Courchevel: from Moûtiers up the hairpins
From Moûtiers, a winding road climbs past Le Praz and Courchevel Village to 1850. What to expect on the ascent, in winter and at the altiport. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Car-free Swiss resorts: Zermatt, Saas-Fee, Wengen, Mürren and more
Several Swiss resorts ban private cars. How access works for each, where the terminal car parks are, and how a private transfer connects to the last leg. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Getting to Zermatt by road: Täsch and the car-free rules
Private cars cannot enter Zermatt. Here is why transfers stop at Täsch, how the shuttle train works and how chauffeurs handle the luggage handover. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Avalanche risk and road closures on Alpine routes
How Alpine authorities decide to close roads, how avalanche galleries and controlled releases protect traffic, and how a transfer company reroutes when a valley is cut off. Read the article →
30 October 2026
When do Alpine passes open? A seasonal overview
High Alpine passes close for months each winter and reopen when the snow is cleared. Why they close, how opening usually unfolds and where to check status. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Alpine tunnels vs mountain passes: choosing the right crossing
Tunnels are fast and reliable; passes are slow, seasonal and beautiful. A practical framework for choosing an Alpine crossing when travelling from Geneva. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Col du Mont-Cenis: the historic summer route to Susa
The Mont-Cenis links the Haute Maurienne with Susa in Piedmont via a high lake. Its history, the scenery and how it compares with the Fréjus tunnel. Read the article →
30 October 2026
San Bernardino: tunnel and pass between Graubünden and Ticino
The San Bernardino tunnel on the A13 is the main alternative to the Gotthard, while the pass above it is a quiet summer road. When each makes sense. Read the article →
30 October 2026
The Brünig Pass: Lucerne to Interlaken by road
The Brünig is a low, year-round pass linking Lucerne with Meiringen and Interlaken, passing Lake Sarnen and Lake Lungern on the way to Lake Brienz. Read the article →
30 October 2026
The Little St Bernard Pass: from La Rosière to La Thuile
A summer road between Savoie and the Aosta Valley, the Little St Bernard links La Rosière with La Thuile and carries two thousand years of history. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Col de la Colombière and Col des Aravis: scenic roads near Geneva
Two passes in the Aravis range connect Le Grand-Bornand, La Clusaz and the Arve valley. A guide to the scenery, the villages and their winter status. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Col de l'Iseran and Col du Galibier: the great French Alpine passes
Two summer-only giants of the French Alps, famous from the Tour de France, link Val d'Isère, the Maurienne valley and Briançon over a high, wild road. Read the article →