Calatrava
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Thank you very much all...
Mar 17, 2014,15:50 PM
Thank you very much all for your kind advice.
I will be travelling on behalf of a media group and thus will, hopefully, have media accreditation. I have now been able to set up several appointments to get firsthand knowledge on the novelties of some of the exhibitors.
I have decided to stay in Zurich as this allows for better travel connections.
I will report back to the group and in the meantime will welcome additional recommendations!
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Enviado el: lunes, 17 de marzo de 2014 05:14 p.m.
Para: Sergio Michelsen
Asunto: {6330313} AutoForum response Place to stay
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Posted By: finetime (registered) on March 17th, 2014 - 15:13
Title: Place to stay
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Tips on going to Baselworld
By: Calatrava : March 8th, 2014-20:39
I will be attending Baselworld for the first time this year. I am extremely excited as this has, for many years, been my dream. I would be most grateful if you could give me all the tips for attending this magnificent event, from the most simple to the mo...
No.....I had not planned on...
By: Calatrava : March 9th, 2014-05:29
No.....I had not planned on going but a last minute trip to Europe (I live in South America) came up and thus only until now am I planning the trip. Sergio
foversta made an excellent point
By: ZachBush : March 9th, 2014-08:38
Finding a place to stay will be extremely challenging for you. Most likely you'll have to stay at least an hour trains ride away such as in Germany or France. If you do make it, there will be lots of opportunities to see the timepieces first hand however ...
stay
By: Reevo70 : March 10th, 2014-09:23
We always stay in Zurich, an hour away,,,,trains run like clockwork!!!!!!!
Don't visit Burger King or Macdonalds,
By: tic-toc : March 10th, 2014-23:00
unless you have a deep pocket, everything is expensive, even fast food. I'm say you should pack lunch, but it is something to consider. Ha. I stayed in Zurich also, very convenient, just take the train, then use the local tram service to go to the site, m...
Thanks for the feedback. What...
By: Calatrava : March 11th, 2014-05:55
Thanks for the feedback. What is the attire or dress code like at Baselworld? In most of the videos I see everyone in a formal attire….. Sergio De: www watchprosite < www.[Email address suppressed for privacy] > Fecha: martes, 11 de marzo de 2...
dress is casual for visitors...
By: aardvarkbark : March 12th, 2014-06:16
Have you visited the website? Be sure to visit the Ramada Plaza Hotel just outside the main entrance to Basel -- some manufacturers will be exhibiting in there.
No dress code
By: Jocke - Bad Santa : March 16th, 2014-10:50
Just enter with style. :-) :-) :-) ...
My views
By: Jocke - Bad Santa : March 16th, 2014-10:23
I will be attending Baselworld for the first time this year. I am extremely excited as this has, for many years, been my dream. I would be most grateful if you could give me all the tips for attending this magnificent event, from the most simple to the mo...
Place to stay
By: finetime : March 17th, 2014-15:13
Sergio- I go over every year. Lucerne is a nice place to stay. I would bet there plenty are rooms available in Lucerne even during Baselworld. Its a 40 minute train ride. If your not attending special dinners hosted by the watch companies than Lucerne wou...
Thank you very much all...
By: Calatrava : March 17th, 2014-15:50
Thank you very much all for your kind advice. I will be travelling on behalf of a media group and thus will, hopefully, have media accreditation. I have now been able to set up several appointments to get firsthand knowledge on the novelties of some of th...
Staying in Zurich or Lucerne
By: finetime : March 18th, 2014-15:21
Sergio- As far as traveling convenience is concerned there is no difference whether you stay in Zurich or Lucerne. Both cities take approximately 40 train ride to get to Basel. Both have direct trains up to 10PM. Lucerne may have more rooms available and ...
