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Swiss tourist etiquette campaign reaping results

A campaign to raise awareness among tourists about rules of conduct in Switzerland is receiving a positive reception from the tourism sector. Several regions are promoting this initiative, and initial feedback is encouraging. In April, the Swiss tourism industry launched its ‘Travel with care. Leave with memories’ campaign. This aims to raise awareness among visitors about the needs of local residents by offering a few simple guidelines. The goal is to ease tensions between the local population and tourism. + Lauterbrunnen mulls Venice-style tourist entry charge Many of these rules of conduct are common sense – and are not always respected by the locals themselves. According to the campaign, in Switzerland, you don't put your luggage on the seats on the train, you don't push other passengers when boarding, and you don't leave your rubbish lying around. Vacationers are also urged to exercise restraint. The campaign reminds everyone that it is not permissible to enter any unfenced ... Full story here Are you the author?
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