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Nearly half of the accommodations reported an increase in turnover compared to the previous year.

Lauterbrunnen, with its Instagram-friendly Alpine waterfalls and cliffs, is a victim of overtourism. It is now considering whether to follow Venice and start charging day-trippers for access.

The president of Switzerland Tourism believes that local authorities are perfectly capable of managing the occasional flow of visitors.

Researchers accuse Frontiers of questionable editorial practices, which include publishing articles without scientific validity, just to make profits.

Swiss hotels set a new guest record in 2023. With 41.8 million overnight stays, they broke the 40 million mark for the first time.

Switzerland has doubled down on its strategy to offset its emissions abroad. But after the latest round of United Nations climate talks in Dubai, questions continue to swirl around the details and effectiveness of carbon markets. A look at where things stand. What is Article 6? And whats the fuss about? Within the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change, Article 6 set a basis for regulating carbon offsets. It was meant to answer among others the following questions: how should offsets be governed...

SWI swissinfo,ch has secured Journalism Trust Initiative (JTI) certification for the second time.

The president of the World Water Council talks about solutions to water scarcity and this centurys great revolution.

How do we work at SWI swissinfo.ch? A quarterly behind-the-scenes newsletter on our editorial output and processes.

In this video, Veronica DeVore, our head of audience, explains our debates and why we chose this format to interact with you.