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CHF costs €-visitors 12% more than a year ago

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The Swiss Franc costs our guests from the European Union over 12% more than a year ago. Good for the import business and when we go on holiday in EU countries - not so good if you come from an EU country for a holiday here - meaning Gstaad seems even more expensive than usual...

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Isabel

Don't forget your many British visitors with the exchange rate against Sterling !

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