Travel Guide: Your FIRST HOUR in Switzerland
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Switzerland is by far, one
Switzerland is by far, one of the most constantly picturesque countries in the world and in this video, I continue my "first hour" series with this travel guide: your first hour in Switzerland after landing at the busiest airport in the tiny country, ZRH - Zurich International Airport.
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0:00 - Intro
0:15 - C vs J Outlet Adapters
The multi-outlet adapter I use on Amazon: https://amzn.to/45BUl86
I especially like this one by EPICKA because it has THREE USB type-c and two USB type-a ports along with the main plug.
0:32 - SIM Card vs eSim Considerations
Because Switzerland is not part of the European Union, IF you intend on doing a Europe Trip that includes Switzerland, SOME European visitor sim cards do NOT include service in Switzerland, so you may consider getting an eSIM for the days you'll be there (while maintaining the physical pan-Europe sim)
I have used Holafly and Airolo for my eSims in the past and they have both served me very well. For Switzerland, if you use an eSim (regardless of brand), I recommend you manually choose the network and select SwissCom (instead of letting the eSim automatically choose for you) because that's the network that has consistently given me the most reliable coverage (not to say Salt and Sunrise are BAD - just slightly less consistent in my personal experience).
1:00 - Emergency Cash
1:28 - Swiss Travel Pass?
Beyond the Swiss Travel Pass, there are also regional passes (if you'll be spending a lot of time in one particular region), as well as a Half-Fare Card. The process is all the same for me personally - spend a full 15 minutes on the SBB app or website and calculate to determine whether or not it's worth it for you. A general rule of thumb: the longer you're in Switzerland, the more likely it'll be worth it, but again, calculate.
3:22 - Getting to Customs at ZRH
3:59 - Immigrations Process
4:15 - Baggage Claim & Customs
5:05 - The Fork in the Road
5:49 - Train to Your Destination
6:20 - 3 HUGE "Warnings"
#Travel #Switzerland #TravelGuide
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DISCLAIMERS:
Some of the links above have an affiliate code, if you purchase gear with these links I will receive a small commission at no additional cost to you.
Unless explicitly stated, this video was not paid for by outside persons or companies. This means that the content of this video and my opinions are 100% my own, and were not vetted or paid for by any third party.
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LINKS & TIMESTAMPS
==================
Some of the links below are affiliate links. For example, as an Amazon Associate, I may earn a small commission from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you!
0:00 - Intro
0:15 - C vs J Outlet Adapters
The multi-outlet adapter I use on Amazon: https://amzn.to/45BUl86
I especially like this one by EPICKA because it has THREE USB type-c and two USB type-a ports along with the main plug.
0:32 - SIM Card vs eSim Considerations
Because Switzerland is not part of the European Union, IF you intend on doing a Europe Trip that includes Switzerland, SOME European visitor sim cards do NOT include service in Switzerland, so you may consider getting an eSIM for the days you'll be there (while maintaining the physical pan-Europe sim)
I have used Holafly and Airolo for my eSims in the past and they have both served me very well. For Switzerland, if you use an eSim (regardless of brand), I recommend you manually choose the network and select SwissCom (instead of letting the eSim automatically choose for you) because that's the network that has consistently given me the most reliable coverage (not to say Salt and Sunrise are BAD - just slightly less consistent in my personal experience).
1:00 - Emergency Cash
1:28 - Swiss Travel Pass?
Beyond the Swiss Travel Pass, there are also regional passes (if you'll be spending a lot of time in one particular region), as well as a Half-Fare Card. The process is all the same for me personally - spend a full 15 minutes on the SBB app or website and calculate to determine whether or not it's worth it for you. A general rule of thumb: the longer you're in Switzerland, the more likely it'll be worth it, but again, calculate.
3:22 - Getting to Customs at ZRH
3:59 - Immigrations Process
4:15 - Baggage Claim & Customs
5:05 - The Fork in the Road
5:49 - Train to Your Destination
6:20 - 3 HUGE "Warnings"
#Travel #Switzerland #TravelGuide
Want to connect more?
Instagram: @mauricemoves Instagram: mauricemoves
Let's Get It Together!
DISCLAIMERS:
Some of the links above have an affiliate code, if you purchase gear with these links I will receive a small commission at no additional cost to you.
Unless explicitly stated, this video was not paid for by outside persons or companies. This means that the content of this video and my opinions are 100% my own, and were not vetted or paid for by any third party.
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