This beautiful multi-facetted country, ringed in the south by the Alps, is often referred to as MUSIC-LAND. It is home to some of the world's greatest composers: J.S. Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Haendel, Mendelssohn, Schumann, Stockhausen, Richard Strauss, Telemann, Wagner. It is therefore not surprising that world-famous music festivals, featuring international artists, attract visitors from around the world to such great cultural centers as Berlin, Dresden, Hamburg, Leipzig, Munich and Stuttgart as well as to resorts towns like Baden-Baden in Baden-Wuerttemberg's Black Forest, Garmisch-Partenkirchen at the foot of the Zugspitze (10,000 ft). Visitors to events north of the Alps like the Rheingau Music Festival, which takes place in the region where the Medieval abbess, composer and healer, Hildegard von Bingen, lived and worked.

Some of the notable cultural events are:

* ECLAT Festival, Stuttgart, one of the world's most prestigious new music festivals, February 5-9
* Music Festival, Spring in Heidelberg, March 27 - April 25
* International Lake Constance Festival. Concerts, jazz, ballet, exhibits, April 30 - May 31
* Richard Strauss Festival, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, June 15-20
* 9th Munich Biennale, International Festival for New Musical Theater, May 12 - May 28
* Munich Opera Festival, June 26 - July 31
* Rheingau Music Festival, June 26 - August 28
* Bavarian Jazz Weekend, Regensburg, July 8 -11
* Bayreuth Festival, July 25 - August 28

Sport events in Bavaria

* Winter world in the Olympic Park, January 7 - March 31
* Cross-city run (June)
* Compaq Grand Slam (End of September)
* Six-day cycle race (November).

Garmisch-Partenkirchen:

* Men's Alpine Ski World Cup, Downhill and Super G, January 31- February 1
* Int. Dance Competition, Februrary 6
* Bogner Kids Wintercamp (Photo shoot) March 29 - Apr 1
* Free-Flight Trade Fair, Apr 2 - 4
* White-Water-World-Champion-Ship 2004, May 20 - 23
* GAP1328 Snowboard Summer Camp, May 1 - 10 June 10
* Garmisch Mountain Bike Classics, May - June
* 4th. Int. BMW Motorrad Bikermeeting 2004, July 2 - 4
* Bike Festival Garmisch-Partenkirchen, July 9 - 11

For more information on Germany, including festivals, cultural and sport events, please visit www.cometogermany.com

The Alpine region of Italy is blessed with dramatic scenery. The Aosta Valley in the western Italian Alps is home to such famous ski resorts as Courmayeur and Breuil-Cervinia, close to the Italian slopes of the legendary mountains Monte Bianco/Mont Blanc, Cervino/Matterhorn and Monte Rosa.

Two years from now, from February 10-26, 2006, the Winter Olympics will draw sports enthusiasts to Piedmont, with much of the action taking place in the ski resort of Sestriere, southwest of Turin. Sestriere will host an Olympic village and most of the Alpine skiing competitions. It is situated in the Susa Valley, which is also famous for the ski slopes in Sauze d'Oulx, Cesana Torinese and Claviere. These resorts have excellent facilities, including modern lifts, aprŠŠs-ski and Italian Alpine ambience. From tracks for the beginner to the advanced skier, from snowboarding to carving and telemark, winter sports enthusiasts will find everything they are looking for. As the capital city of Piedmont, Turin has a fascinating history, which dates back two thousand years. It was originally a Celtic settlement. Today, Turin is a metropolis with fine hotels, restaurants and boutiques. It is home to an important Egyptian Museum. The mystery of the Holy Shroud is associated with Turin and can be seen in the same museum block as the Egyptian Museum. "Underground" Turin makes the city even more magical: the tunnels, 50 feet under the citadel, can be toured. The mountains of the Piedmont Alps can easily be reached from Turin, they are jewels waiting to be discovered. www.italiantourism.com

The Dolomites in the eastern Italian Alps are a fantastic backdrop for winter vacations in the lovely valleys, where Italian, German and Ladino (a dialect derived from Latin) are spoken.

Cortina d'Ampezzo, a BEST OF THE ALPS resort in the province of Belluno (Veneto region), is probably best known to skiers from North America as a Dolomite skiing paradise. The longest descent is 6 km / 3.7 miles. 51 lifts serve area. The major mountains of Tofana, Faloria and Cristallo. Venice Airport is only 2 hours from Cortina and there is a bus connection. www.cortina.dolomiti.org

Another delightful resort is ALTA BADIA (130 km of open slopes, 53 lifts) in the province of a Suedtirol/Alto Adige. It is still an insider tip and deserves to be more widely recognized as a wonderful Alpine resort linked with the Sellaronda, a ski circuit, which can be skied by experienced skiers in one day.

Prominent among the ski villages in Alto Adige/Suedtirol are also VAL GARDENA and ALPE DI SUISI.

There are 12 ski areas and a total of 16 ski tours in this region. Cross-country skiers will find 200 km / 119 miles of trails. Horse-sled races, torch-lit descents, and ski shows are regular features

For details please access www.dolomitisuperski.com.

Italy, like all Alpine countries, is child-friendly. "Free Skipass for the under 8s" or "Ski Special for Kids" at the season's end as well as many reductions and privileges are among the Dolomiti Superski's offerings for families. Kids under 8 (born after 29.11.1995) do not pay for accommodation and ski pass. If they are under 12 (born after 29.11.1991), they pay only half price for accommodation and skipass and get special prices for the ski course and the hire of the equipment.

Conditions for this super offer: The offer is valid in the ratio of one parent per one child (for a maximum of 2 children) for a minimum 7-day stay in all the establishments participating in this promotion. Children share the room with their parents (with separate bed). The free ski pass is conditional on the purchase of a similar one by one adult.

Events:

* Dolomiti Superski Event: Worldcup Giant Slalom, GARDENISSIMA in Val Gardena, the longest Giant Slalom in the Dolomites, March 28, 2004
* World Cup Cross Country: Nordic skiing and biathlon in Dobbiaco, March 28 * www.dolomitisuperski.com:
* 10th Sellaronda Skimarathon, Starting from Selva di Val Gardena February, 27, www.dolomiti.it/eng/sport/sellaronda.htm
* Civetta, Dolomiti Super Kids: March 13 - April 18, 2004
* Dolomiti Super Sun: March 27 - April 18, 2004
"6 + 1" A fun ski day for FREE! 7 days accommodation and skipass for the price of 6 days.

Other Events in the Italian Alps and beyond:

* The Milan Indoor tournament at the Palalido Arena is an ATP tour-ranking event that attracts many of the world's top tennis stars for a week of high-class tennis. February 2 - 8, 2004 (Every year)
* Muti & La Scala Philharmonic, from February 29, 2004 (Various dates). Riccardo Muti conducts his La Scala Philharmonic Orchestra at the Teatro degli Arcimboldi in an eclectic program of Mozart and Carl Orff.
* Naviglio Grande, Antiques Fair, February 29, 2004 (Every last Sunday of the month - except July & August)
* The last Sunday of every month (except July and August) sees one of Milan's largest antique fairs taking place along almost 1 1/4 miles of the Naviglio canal.

* Arena di Verona, Opera Festival, June 6 - August 28, 2004. Enjoy Verdi's operas under the stars in the 2000-year-old Arena in the city of Romeo and Juliet. www.arena.it

* Floralia, Flower Show, April 25 to May 1, 2004
* Traditional flower market: Piazza Walther changes into a sea of flowers and perfumes, 3April 30 - May 1(info@bolzano-bozen.it)
* Wine-exhibition at Castel Mareccio, May 16 - 18, 2004
* Info: Tourist Office Bolzano, Tel: 0471-307000 Fax: 0471-980128 info@bolzano-bozen.it
* 86th Giro d'Italia: a 42-km / 26-mile individual time test (bicycle race) between the Dolomite towns of Merano and Bolzano (arrival in Bolzano at the Walther Square)
* info@bolzano-bozen.it
* Prima la musica: a music contest for young people from Austria and South Tyrol. For the first time finals in Bolzano, May 26 - June 1. Info: Tourist Office Bolzano, Tel: 0471-307000 Fax: 0471-980128 info@bolzano-bozen.it

* CARNIVAL of VENICE, February 12 - 24, 2004

Extraordinary masks, come to Venice. Visitors may want to don a costume and take part in this enchanting program of Balls, Gala Dinners, Cocktails and Shows.

For more information on Italy, please visit www.italiantourism.com

In 2004, the Alps' oldest democracy, Switzerland, has more to offer than ever - even for the budget-minded traveler! Fascinating happenings along the great new theme routes, LUXURY & DESIGN, and GASTRONOMY & WINE will make a visit to Switzerland in 2004 especially rewarding. Free brochures, including "Snowtime" and brochures on the theme routes can be obtained by contacting info@switzerland.com or by downloading them from the Web site www.MySwitzerland.com.

Skiing and snowboarding will be in full swing until the end of April on the fantastic slopes of St. Moritz in the Engadine, Wengen, Muerren, Interlaken, Davos/Klosters, Arosa, Gstaad, Portes du Soleil (Lake Geneva Region/Vaud) - to name but a few of the legendary resorts and ski villages. In the glaciers regions surrounding Saas-Fee and Les Diablerets in the Valais, skiing is possible throughout the year.

For more information on winter sports in Switzerland, please access www.MySwitzerland.com

EVENTS

* Lucerne: Carnival, February 19-24
* Bellinzona (Ticino): "Rabadan", carnival with parade, February 19-24
* BaselL Carnival, March 1-3
* Bern, International Jazz Festival, March 6 - May 5
* Basel: World Watch, Clock and Jewellery Show, April 15-22
* Zermatt, Ski Acrobatics, Triftj Bump Bash, mogul field races, April 8-12
* Zinal, Canton of Valais: Cow fight competition
* Zurich, "Sechsellaeuten", Spring Festival with parade, April 18 - 19
* Lugano, International Boogie-Woogie Festival, April 22-24
* Zurich, Zurich Festival, theater, opera, music, art, June 25 - July 11
* Montreux Jazz Festival, July 3 -17
* Lucerne Festival Summer, International Music Festival, August 14 - September 20
* Les Diablerets (Valais): Folklore Festival, October 16

For more information on Switzerland, festivals, sports and cultural events, please visit: www.MySwitzerland.com

Twelve Alpine resorts are members of the Best of the Alps consortium. The Best of the Alps comprise Kitzbuehel, Lech-Zuers am Arlberg, St. Anton am Arlberg, Seefeld, (Austria), Chamonix- Mont-Blanc, Megeve(France),Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Germany), Cortina d'Ampezzo (Italy), Davos, Grindelwald, St. Moritz, Zermatt (Switzerland). For further information, please visit www.bestofthealps.com

Swiss International Air Lines has experienced its fair share of change recently. The global network has been reduced, employee redundancies have been settled and the fleet is smaller than it once was. The challenges facing the airline industry in general are difficult, at best, to overcome. In order to survive within the current global climate, carriers must be swift to implement change and must have the foresight to recognize when change is necessary.

All the news, however, is not bad. SWISS recently introduced a brand new product to the United States in the form of an Airbus A340 long-haul aircraft. What makes this such an important change is that it brings the carrier to the forefront of intercontinental air travel with the introduction of lie-flat beds in Business Class, more room in Economy Class and an in-flight entertainment system that offers some of the best features in the sky.

American Airlines is the world's largest carrier. American, American Eagle and the AmericanConnection regional carriers serve more than 250 cities in over 40 countries with more than 3,900 daily flights. The combined network fleet numbers more than 1,000 aircraft. American's award-winning Web site, AA.com, provides users with easy access to check and book fares, plus personalized news, information and travel offers. American Airlines is a founding member of the oneworld Alliance.

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"The Alps are still affordable when you book your ski vacation with World On Skis" 4 great European ski destinations for under $1,199 per person air/land based on double occupancy plus applicable air taxes.

Experience the best of Austria, Germany, Italy and Switzerland with World On Skis.

$849.00 per person Innsbruck, Austria based on double occupancy 3 star hotel bed and breakfast basis air/land offer valid Jan 30, 2004 - March 30, 2004 daily departures available save an additional $100.00 per person on midweek departures (no eastbound to Europe on Fridays and no westbound flights from Europe on Saturday's to qualify for the $100.00 per person reduction. Offer subject to availability). Airfare included for this program available from New York, Newark, Boston, Philadelphia and Washington, DC. Other cities are available upon request call for more details.

$859.00 per person Garmisch, Partenkirchen based on double occupancy in a 3 star hotel bed and breakfast basis air/land package offer valid January 30th through March 30th, 2004. Airfare included for this program available from New York, Newark, Boston, Philadelphia and Washington. Other cities are available upon request.

$1,199.00 per person Cortina D'Ampezzo, Italy based on double occupancy in a 3 star hotel bed and breakfast air/land including 6 day Dolomiti Superski Pass 1 lift ticket that covers Cortina and 34 surrounding resorts in the Dolomites 700 miles of ski trails and over 500 ski lifts on one lift ticket. This offer is valid flying Alitalia Airlines from New York, Newark, & Boston to Venice for other cities please call for applicable airfares.

This offer is valid January 30th - March 27, 2004. For travel between March 12 - 27, 2004 save an additional $100.00 per person on the above prices.

$939.00 per person Interlaken, Switzerland based on double occupancy in a 3 star hotel bed and breakfast basis air/land package offer valid January 30th through March 30th, 2004. Plus take advantage of our 1 free for 5 paid offer travel with friends, or family to this hotel 5 persons pay the 6th person receives a free 7 night hotel stay. Save an additional $100.00 per person on midweek departures (no eastbound to Europe on Fridays and no westbound flights from Europe on Saturday's to qualify for the $100.00 per person reduction. Offer Subject to availability). Airfare included for this program available from New York, Newark, Boston, Philadelphia and Washington, DC. Other cities are available upon request call for more details.

For information on these packages and our other exciting ski destinations Call Toll Free 1-866-678-5858

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This Houston-based tour operator has been organizing vacations to major European destinations since 1985, earning an excellent reputation by guaranteeing customer satisfaction and hiring only the most knowledgeable and well-trained staff. You can also find their best deals and insider tips by subscribing to www.SkiEuropeReport.com, SkiEurope's newsletter, or by visiting their Web site at: http://www.ski-europe.com/deals/index.html. Toll free 800-589-7339.

SkiEurope offers 7-day winter trips to the world-famous Alpine resorts. Some of these packages are stated below.

AUSTRIA, Innsbruck
Travel dates: January 23, 2004 - January 31, 2004
Price: $695.00 / person
Hotel: Hotel Tautermann
For this package call: 800-333-5533

ITALY, Selva di Val Gardena
Travel dates: January 23-31, 2004
Price: $1070 per person
Hotel: Continental

SWITZERLAND, St. Moritz
Travel dates: March 13-21, 2004
Switzerland, St. Moritz
Price: $955 per person
Hotel: Laudinella

GERMANY, Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Travel dates: March 26- April 3,2004;
Germany, Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Price: $845 per person
Hotel: Vier Jahrerszeiten

Round-trip airfare, economy class, via Lufthansa (New York JFK to the European gateway airport). Other departure airports available for an additional fee.

7-nights accommodation with continental buffet breakfast daily in a 3-star hotel (except Garmisch-Partenkirchen in 4-star hotel) Roundtrip transfers by scheduled motorcoach (except Innsbruck). Local taxes and service charges in Europe.

http://www.ski-europe.com/deals/index.html

Save $200 per couple on select 2004 air-inclusive Globus European Vacations!

Book and deposit your Globus vacation between January 1st and March 31, 2004. Choose from several vacations, each bringing you the true heart of the European Alps region. Visit www.globusjourneys.com for more information and to order brochures.

Choose from several vacations, each bringing you the true heart of the European Alps region. Visit www.globusjourneys.com for details or order brochures.

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This renowned tour operator offers many tours to the Alpine countries of Europe. By accessing

http://www.globusjourneys.com/europe.aspc

you will find such tours as: German Highlights; Grand Tours of Germany; Munich, Salzburg & Vienna; Best of Austria & Switzerland, Alpine Countries; Northern Italy at Leisure.

Globus escorted vacations include: deluxe, superior first class or first class hotels; daily breakfasts, many dinners; professional Tour Directors; sightseeing; transportation; hotel taxes; service charges and baggage handling. Rates for Globus Alpine Countries vacations start at $949 land only. Consumers can book reservations for Globus through their local travel agent and can receive Globus brochures by calling 877-245-6287 (877-2GLOBUS).

Here are some examples of Globus tour offers to the Alps:

Tour ZF -- 16 days incl.air, or 15 days Frankfurt/Frankfurt. Prices start at $2,451.00 (incl. air); $1,749.00 (land only). Various departure dates.

Visits to Rothenburg and Nordlingen, MUNICH Sightseeing with local guide, visit Marienplatz and the Old Pinakothek or Amalienburg, SALZBURG Sightseeing with local guide, visit Mirabell Gardens and St. Peter's Churchyard, VIENNA Sightseeing with local guide, visit St. Stephen's Cathedral and Heldenplatz, CORTINA D'AMPEZZO Lunch stop, INNSBRUCK Orientation including the Golden Roof, TASCH-ZERMATT-TASCH Mountain train, CHILLON Guided visit of the Castle, BERNE Orientation including the Bear Pit, LUCERNE Orientation walk including the Lion Monument and the Wooden Bridge, visit the Transport Museum, SCHAFFHAUSEN Visit the Rhine Falls, HEIDELBERG Picture stop of the Castle

SCENIC HIGHLIGHTS:

Semmering Pass and Carinthia, Italian Dolomites, Brenner Pass, Swiss-Italian Lake District, Simplon Pass, Lake Geneva, Bernese Oberland, Br��nig Pass, Rhine Falls, Black Forest

Be prepared for breathtaking views. This 16-day journey starts in Frankfurt and travels via medieval Rothenburg and Munich, where you will visit the Old Pinakothek, to Austria, where you have sightseeing with local guides in Salzburg and Vienna. Then drive over Semmering Pass into the popular mountain resorts of Carinthia. A charming steamer cruise on Lake Wrth gives another perspective on the magnificent Alpine scenery. The Dolomites, Cortina d'Ampezzo in Italy, and the Brenner Pass to Innsbruck in the Austrian Tirol are scenic highlights. St.Moritz, Lake Como and Lake Lugano are next. Proceed to Lake Maggiore, Stresa and over Simplon Pass back to Switzerland, where you board a mountain train to Zermatt, in the shadow of the world-famous Matterhorn. Via the Rhne Valley, travel to Lake Geneva, and via Gruyre and Berne to Lake Lucerne, for a relaxing two-night stay in this picture-book town. Your vacation is topped off by visits to the Rhine Falls, the Black Forest and Heidelberg, Germany.

For details please access http://globusjourneys.com/europe.aspc

Tour ZC -- 13 days incl.air, or 12 days Vienna/Zurich

Various departure dates. Prices start at $2,287.00 (air included) $1,619.00 (land only)

For those with a bit more time this 13-day journey covers all the highlights of two of Europe's most scenic countries: Austria and Switzerland. Enjoy two-night stays in most cities and a three-night stay in romantic Vienna. This pace allows for many special included visits and enough free time to relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery in this part of Europe, including leisure time in posh St. Moritz. The Danube cruise, the Sound of Music's lake country, Mozart's birthplace in Salzburg, quaint Innsbruck, Zermatt's mountain train, and an unforgettable ride on the famous Glacier Express make this one of Globus' most scenic vacations.

For details please access http://globusjourneys.com/europe.aspc

Tour RT -- 9 days incl.air, or 8 days Munich/Munich Various departure dates. $1,729.00 (including air) $1,249.00 (land only)

Spend only nine days but see the magnificent cities of Munich (two nights then one night), Salzburg (two nights) and Vienna (two nights). In addition to the in-depth city sightseeing, highlight visits are included to Nymphenburg Park in Munich, King Ludwig's fairy-tale castle in Neuschwanstein, Mozart's birthplace in Salzburg, and, of course, the Vienna Woods. To top it off -- a relaxing cruise down the Danube River. This is a lovely trip for romantics.

* MUNICH Sightseeing with local guide, visit Marienplatz, Nymphenburg Park and Amalienburg
* NEUSCHWANSTEIN Guided visit of Mad King Ludwig's castle
* INNSBRUCK Orientation including the Golden Roof
* SALZBURG Sightseeing with local guide, visit Mirabell Gardens, St. Peter's Churchyard and Mozart's birthplace
* VIENNA Sightseeing with local guide, visit St. Stephens Cathedral and Heldenplatz
* DANUBE RIVER CRUISE
* SCENIC HIGHLIGHTS: Bavarian Alps, Tirolean Alps, Danube Valley

For details please access http://globusjourneys.com/europe.aspc

Tour LN--11 days incl. air, or 10 days Milan/Milan

Various departure dates. Prices start at $2,680.00 (air included) $1,879.00 (land only)

Embrace the sparkling Lake District, the charm of Venice, and the glorious Italian Alps on this wonderful 11-day vacation. Arrive in the fashion mecca of Milan where you visit the Duomo, the glass-domed Galleria and imposing Sforzesco Castle. Enjoy excursions to Lake Lugano across the border in Switzerland and to famous Lake Maggiore, where you sail to Isola Bella and visit Boromeo Palace. On to Padua to visit St. Anthony's Basilica, after which you board your private boat to cruise through the Brenta canals to Palladio's Villa and have dinner. In Venice, sightseeing with a local expert, and visits to St. Mark's Square and Basilica and Doges' Palace are included. Watch Venetian glass blowers at work and then enjoy a full day at leisure to enjoy the city. Next a spectacular scenic drive through the Italian Dolomites to visit Cortina d'Ampezzo and Bolzano. Before returning to Milan, visit Juliet's balcony in Verona.

Included features:

* MILAN Sightseeing with local guide, visit the Duomo, the Galleria and Sforzesco Castle
* LAKE MAGGIORE Boat cruise to Isola Bella, visit the Borromeo Palace and Gardens
* LUGANO (Switzerland) Orientation
* PADUA Visit St. Anthony's Basilica
* PADUA - VENICE Brenta canals cruise and visit Palladio's Villa
* VENICE Private boat-ride, glass blowers' demonstration, sightseeing with local guide including headsets, visit St. Mark's Square and Basilica, Doges' Palace
* DOLOMITES Orientation of Cortina d'Ampezzo and Bolzano
* VERONA Orientation, picture stops at Juliet's Balcony and the Arena
* SCENIC HIGHLIGHTS: Swiss-Italian Lake District, Dolomites, Alto Adige region, Po Plains

Visitors intending to rent chalets and condos during their vacations in the Alpine region and beyond may want to contact Interhome Inc., a Swiss-based vacation rental specialist with a wealth of experience in This field.

Interhome offers more than 8000 chalets and apartments throughout the Member countries of the Alpine Tourist Commission and have created a special website - www.Alps4rent.com. For additional information, please call their US reservations office in N. Miami Beach, FL at 1-800-882-6864 or 305-940-2299; Fax 305-940-2911.

* All Interhome vacation properties can be reviewed and instantly booked
* online on the Internet - the main Web site for North America is www.interhome.us.

There is also a special - password-protected - website available for travel agents - www.interhome-retailer.com. Email: Info@interhome.us

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For further information and for photo material on the Alps, please visit the ATC Web site, www.alpseurope.com; or contact the Alpine Tourist Commission (ATC), P. O. Box 5513, New York, NY 10185-5513, Tel.(212) 757-5944 x 223, Fax (212) 262-6116; www.alpseurope.com

For additional information on the member countries of the Alpine Tourist Commission (ATC), please contact the individual tourist offices:

Austrian Tourist Office, Inc., Tel. (212) 944-6880, Fax (212) 730-4568, P.O. Box 1142, New York, NY 10108-1142; info@austria.info; www.austria.info/us. New address: AUSTRIAN TOURIST OFFICE; 120 West 45th Street, 9th floor; New York, NY 10036

German National Tourist Office, Tel. (212) 661-7200, Fax (212) 661-7174; 122 East 42nd Street, Chanin Bldg., 52nd Floor, New York, NY 10168-0072; gnto@aol.com; www.cometogermany.com

Italian Government Tourist Board, Tel (212) 245-5618, Fax (212) 586-9249; 630 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1565, New York, NY 10111; ENITNY@italiantourism.com; www.italiantourism.com

Switzerland Tourism, Tel. (212) 757-5944, Fax (212) 262-6116; 608 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10020; info.usa@switzerland.com; www.MySwitzerland.com