Switzerland is a fairy tale that exists in reality. It is often said that Switzerland is closest to heaven on Earth – mountains cover about 70% of the country's territory: thirty-four thousand peaks are concentrated here, and the Swiss themselves joke that if their country were smoothed out, it would cover half of Europe. The Queen of the Alps, Switzerland, is the most mountainous European country. It has been honored twice to host the Winter Olympic Games.
Many consider Swiss ski resorts to be the best in the world, and indeed, in terms of luxury and splendor, they are hard to match. It's no coincidence that representatives of the global business elite and establishment, as well as members of royal families, prefer to relax here.
The Swiss Alps are distinguished not only by the exceptional beauty of the landscapes but also by being one of the cleanest regions in Europe environmentally. Moreover, the Swiss take great care to keep the famous Alpine air crystal clear – in many resort towns, car traffic is prohibited (successfully replaced by electric cars and horse-drawn carriages).
Skiing in the Swiss Alps is excellent, with slopes of any difficulty level available. The choice of hotels is also very diverse – magnificent palaces and castles with antique decor in St. Moritz, luxurious chalets in Crans-Montana, cozy and stylish hotels in the Alpine spirit in Zermatt. Swiss ski resorts are also great because anyone can find something to their liking among them.
Switzerland is one of the most developed and wealthiest countries in the world: its GDP per capita is the highest in the world, and its highly specialized economy is extremely efficient. Switzerland imports more than it exports. The deficit is covered by tourism, banking, and insurance, as well as transportation services.
Switzerland is a global trading paradise.
Swiss education is highly valued worldwide and is rightfully considered one of the best. Both ordinary Swiss schools and higher or specialized institutions are widely popular. It's best to study business in Switzerland.
