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France's TravelHorizon a 20M. To Buy Ski Site Sportura
TravelHorizon, a France-based operator of a European, multi-lingual online travel sites, has raised a 20M from AGF Private Equity and CM-CIC Capital with return backer Wellington Partners.
Interested in hotel management? Think Switzerland
Switzerland has 12 doctoral degree-granting research universities offering a wide range of educational opportunities to international students.
Swiss reject new higher bail offer from Polanski
Swiss authorities rejected a new higher offer of bail from imprisoned director Roman Polanski, saying Friday they still think the risk is too high that he would flee the country.
For European Integration, Movement and Money Counts
When Switzerland entered the " Schengen Area ," that is, the group of twenty five continental European countries who allow passport-free movement of people among themselves, it was after decades of strong Euro-skepticism. After referenda strongly rejected the accession of the country to the European Economic Area and subsequent ballot initiatives ...
Lead author of key Swiss wartime report dies
Bergier said in 2005 that it was a pity that some of the deficiencies pointed out by the commission were not taken into consideration.
Iraqis in Syria get UN food aid via mobiles
This is a pilot program to distribute food vouchers to Iraqi refugees in Syria using mobile phone technology Tuesday, October 27, 2009 GENEVA, SWITZERLAND: The UN has launched a pilot program to distribute food vouchers to Iraqi refugees in Syria using mobile phone technology, a spokesperson said Tuesday.
Swiss Government Proposes to Restrict Assisted Suicides
The Swiss government proposed Wednesday to restrict or even ban assisted suicide groups such as Dignitas in a bid to cut down on 'suicide tourism.' Scores of foreigners travel to Switzerland every year to end their lives with the help of such groups, taking advantage of the Alpine nation's comparatively liberal laws on assisted suicide.
Swiss confirm visit to U.S. hikers held in Iran
Swiss diplomats were allowed on Tuesday to visit three American hikers detained in Iran, a Swiss Foreign Ministry spokesman said.
Swiss Court Denies Roman Polanski's Appeal
The Associated Press 29 comments Roman Polanski's three decades as a fugitive are coming back to haunt him.
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Multicenter EuroTravNet/GeoSentinel Study of Travel-related Infectious Diseases, Europe
Philippe Gautret, Patricia Schlagenhauf, Jean Gaudart, Francesco Castelli, Philippe Brouqui, Frank von Sonnenburg, Louis Loutan, and Philippe Parola, for the GeoSentinel Surveillance Network 1 , 2 Author affiliations: Assitance PubliqueHpitaux de Marseille, Marseille, France ; Zurich University Centre for Travel Medicine, Zurich, Switzerland ; ...
Can you love rail travel? Yes you can
While Tony Naylor struggled with long-distance rail travel , The Man in Seat 61 counters that train journeys can be preferable for you and your wallet, as well as the planet.
From Switzerland to China, travellers watch their dollars.
During tough times, the world's travellers behave in similar ways, whether they live in Zurich or Shanghai and fortunately for the world's travel markets, that means they are seeking better value for money, but will continue to book airfares and hotel rooms.
Report: Swiss Authorities Told U.S. Polanski Was to Visit
According to a report, Swiss authorities told U.S. authorities that Roman Polanski was going to be visiting Switzerland.
A bit of Falmouth is bound for Bern, Switzerland, destined to represent Virginia in some swanky circles.
Iraqi shoe thrower gets hero's welcome at news conference _ Not in Arab world, but Geneva
The Iraqi journalist who hurled his shoes at President George W. Bush leaned back in his chair and soaked in the round of applause.
Uluda Y to receive massive overhaul in coming years
One of Turkey's most important winter tourism centers, Bursa's Uludag, is finally set to benefit from significant building work and construction.
Alptransit, a record-breaking tunnel
Under the St Gotthard massif, they are beavering away to construct what, at 57 kilometres, will be the world's longest railway tunnel.
On-the-Record Briefing on Sec. Clinton's Upcoming Travel to Europe
From : Sevak Khodaverdian Date : Fri, 9 Oct 2009 22:34:05 PDT http://www.state.gov/p/eur/rls/rm/2009/130410.htm Department of State On-the-Record Briefing on Secretary Clinton's Upcoming Travel to Europe Philip H. Gordon Assistant Secretary, Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs Washington, DC October 8, 2009 MR.
Iraqi shoe thrower in Switzerland to rest
GENEVA a " The Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at former President George W. Bush has arrived in Switzerland to recuperate from his time in prison and launch a foundation to help civilian war victims in Iraq.A Swiss lawyer for Muntadhar al-Zeidi says the TV reporter arrived Tuesday in Geneva on a three-month tourist visa.Al-Zeidi shot to fame ...
New flights will link Oxford and the Alps
HOLIDAYMAKERS will be able to board international flights from Oxford for the first time this winter when the city's airport begins weekly flights to Geneva.
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