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Come to Samnaun, in Switzerland, this November to see a display of Santas like you’ve never seen before! It’s the Santa Claus World Championship, taking place November 27-28, 2009.
This event is fun for the whole family with music and skiing, there’s something for everyone. So make plans in your schedule to come and watch these Santas battling it out. You’ll get to see them competing in chimney climbing, gingerbread decorating and of course, delivering gifts!
Rail Europe has received word that Cisalpino brand trains will be discontinued as of December 13, 2009. Cisalpino trains operate within Italy and Switzerland, transporting passengers to some Europe’s most beautiful cities.
Service along Cisalpino routes should not be effected, the routes will be covered by the parent companies, SBB and Trenitalia, without any disruption to passengers. This change in service will go into effect with the winter schedule change. And again, as of December 13, 2009, the Cisalpino brand will no longer exist.
So, you have a limited amount of time to travel aboard a Cisalpino branded train. The trains along this high-speed route actually tilt as they whisk passengers to their destinations. The tilting helps reduce travel times, allowing you to spend more time in Geneva, Bern, Milan, Florence or Venice (just a few top destinations on Cisalpino routes!).
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