Switzerland Travel Centre
Simon Bosshart possesses extensive experience in tourism and management, currently serving as the Chief Markets Officer East at Switzerland Tourism since February 2006. Responsible for overseeing multiple markets including the East Asian region and several watchlist countries, Simon has also held roles such as Director China and Director Asia Pacific, managing teams across key locations. Additionally, Simon is a board member at Switzerland Travel Centre and has contributed to the Switzerland Convention & Incentive Bureau. Earlier experience includes managing the Zurich office for Voyages et Cultures and offering translation services in the film industry. Simon holds an Executive MBA in General Management from HWZ University of Applied Sciences and a Licentiate degree from Universität Bern, complemented by international education in China.
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Switzerland Travel Centre
GRÜEZI - WELCOME TO SWITZERLAND Switzerland Travel Centre is both the official and largest tour operator for holidays in Switzerland – be it for Swiss citizens themselves, international independent travellers or for major tour operators from around the world. What’s more, Switzerland Travel Centre offers the largest bookable range of travel, accommodation and sightseeing products for the holiday destination of Switzerland, including simple access to over 2,000 Swiss hotels, a multitude of experience-packed railway products and unique tours. As the official holiday agent for Switzerland Tourism, Switzerland Travel Centre has a presence in Zurich, London, Stuttgart and Hong Kong as well as employees based in the USA and Asia. The contact centre supports potential travellers with the planning and booking of their Swiss holidays – in the national languages of German, Italian and French as well as in English. Switzerland Travel Centre is a subsidiary of hotelleriesuisse, Switzerland Tourism and the Swiss Federal Railways SBB and employs over 120 employees who are enthralled with Switzerland.