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The United States has now classified Switzerland under the ‘Level 1’ travel risk for American visitors. What exactly does this mean?

While Zurich, Switzerland’s largest international airport, offers most international flights, Geneva has expanded its long-haul routes and added some European ones as well.

To mark the Cycle Week that takes place in Zurich from May 22nd to 28th, Switzerland’s largest city is inaugurating a tunnel under the main train station, dedicated exclusively to bicycle traffic.

Swiss voters will have their say on two issues during the second round of this year’s national referendums, to be held later this year.

Government reveals issues to be voted on in the national referendum in September; Switzerland will follow EU's border policy; and more news in our roundup on Thursday.

Switzerland's price watchdog on Wednesday ordered travel platform Booking.com to lower its "abusively high" hotel commissions by almost one quarter.

The Federal Court, the country’s highest judicial authority, ruled that a foreign resident was unjustly denied Swiss citizenship because of a road accident.

Switzerland's new 2026 train timetable will be made public on Friday May 23rd, but national rail company, SBB has already released the highlights, including new international services.

Health insurance premiums will see big rises in Switzerland next year but residents in certain cantons will be hit by steeper hikes.

Gambling in Switzerland is not outlawed — but like everything else in the country, it is heavily regulated.