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Geneva Airport [The Switzerland Traveler]

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 Just a quick post because I came across this semi-HDR shot of Geneva airport and really liked it.

If you’re entering Switzerland by plane, you’re much more likely to come in via Zurich, as it’s so much bigger, with many inter-continental connections.

But Geneva is really useful for skiing holidays, in particular for some of the French Alpine resorts, and quite a few European carriers fly there.

However, it must be said that the airport doesn’t run with the Teutonic efficiency of it’s bigger brother and has a more provincial feel. Don’t count on delays, but don’t be surprised.

And don’t expect the slick shops and restaurants, stainless steel and leather that abound at ZRH, best to buy that watch before you get to the airport and claim the tax back, rather than rely on Duty Free.

Also you won’t see cows or Heidi at the airport - if you’ve been on the train to Terminla E at Zurich, you’ll know what I mean!

Photo: Flickr maistora



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