Twincruiser Tours Newsletter
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Bremgarten, July 24, 2020
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The Covid-19 or Coronavirus, also called Chameleon Virus in Switzerland because it changes constantly, has hurt our business tremendously.
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It is impossible to plan anything ahead, as we have to put up daily with new situations:
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- New rules and regulations
- Condition of entry at the country’s border
- Flight-programs are offered then taken away or cancelled
- Banning of tourists from certain high infection risks countries
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That virus is here to stay, and we have to learn to live with it.
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Check the local specifications thoroughly before you buy any flights tickets or plan a trip.
I help you with pleasure, just contact me.
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To the extraordinary situation; we made various four-monthly scenarios and our optimistic forecast, is that the situation will only start to go upward by 2022.
Until then, we have to survive.
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What that does mean for a small business like ours is clear, diversification!
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Our philosophy and the personal contact will definitely stay, as this made and was the base of our business since the beginning back in 1976.
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We never entered the mass tourism and we never offered a “fast-food product”. We will continue to offer our individualized custom-made products.
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For these very complex tours, you need a trustfully specialist that knows the various countries and specific regions with their specialties, their hotels, what they have to offer and, who can advise you accordingly.
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Book now, travel later and don’t cancel your trip but postpone or rebook it for a later date. That will help us all to survive!
Do you wish a train trip within Switzerland?
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Do you need information and tips for a Swiss holiday by car?
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By the way Forbes Magazine rated Switzerland as the safest country for COVID-19
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Read here!
We offer various destination in Switzerland and Europe and we only offer what we know. Just contact us, we are just a mail or a phone call away.
You find some of our motorcycle tours here. We also offer self-guided tours.
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Stay healthy and ride safe, Kurt
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