The map below shows the location of Italy and Zurich. The blue line represents the straight line joining these two place. The distance shown is the straight line or the air travel distance between ...

The map below shows the location of Amsterdam and Zurich. The blue line represents the straight line joining these two place. The distance shown is the straight line or the air travel distance between ...

Surrounding the bottom of banana-shaped Lake Zurich is a tangle of parks and gardens, collectively known as the lake promenade, that make for a picturesque place to spend an afternoon. When the ...

On my very first overseas trip without my parents, the airline lost my luggage for almost 24 hours. I was headed to Madrid, ...

Christmas markets, Advent concerts and fairytale trams: Zurich is simply magical at Christmas time. The whole city is bathed in warm light, the scent of cinnamon and mulled wine fills the air and ...

Because of Zurich's equidistance to the German, Austrian and French borders, most of the city's food has German, Austrian and French roots, but grew to be its own flavor over the centuries.

The bent, almost banana-shaped Lake Zurich is framed on the southern side by the Albis and Zimmerberg hills and on the north by the Pfannenstiel chain of hills. The lake is bordered by the cantons of ...

Zurich has always been high on my travel bucket list, especially after featuring in one of my most memorable journey misadventures. It happened, pre-COVID, when my daughter, a colleague and myself ...

Zurich North America has announced the promotion of Stan Bernard to Head of Industry Practices for U.S. Middle Market.

Zurich in July is vibrant and bustling with activity. All kinds of outdoor activities and adventures come into their own this month. Of course, it’s also an ideal time to linger in outdoor cafés, and ...

“Remain pleasant,” says John Gobbels, chief operating officer of Medjet, an air medical transport program for travelers.

Are you doing Zurich on a budget? Or just saving where you can? Here’s the good news: there are plenty of free things to do ...