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25TH SEPTEMBER 2023 A warm welcome awaits Nestled in the heart of Grindelwald, family-run ski hotel Belvedere is a true gem


With its rich heritage spanning three generations — soon to be taken over by the fourth — this hotel carries forward a legacy of warmth and hospitality. Te hotel’s best feature undoubt-


edly lies in its unparalleled views. Set against the backdrop of the stun- ning Swiss Alps, guests are treated to a visual feast of majestic peaks and lush valleys. Tis natural spec- tacle unfolds from every angle, creating an enchanting atmosphere that’s hard to rival. When it comes to dining, Belve-


dere stands out with its three distinc- tive restaurant offerings. Te regular restaurant, open every day, serves up delectable Swiss and international flavours. For an elevated culinary experience, the gourmet restau- rant 1910 has earned its place in the Gault Millau and Michelin books, delighting patrons with impeccable dishes. Te romantic and charming atmosphere of the ‘fondue gondolas’, adds a touch of fun to dining that can be enjoyed year-round. Beyond its gastronomic pleasures,


Belvedere places a strong emphasis on sustainability. Rooted in both social and environmental respon- sibility, the hotel fosters lasting relationships with guests and employees. Local collaboration is at its core, extending to partnerships with suppliers, carpenters, archi- tects and more. Tis interconnect- edness also extends to the environ- ment, as showcased by the hotel’s


numerous sustainability accolades, including the IBEX fairstay platinum and the prestigious Swisstainable — Level 3 leading label. Te tran- sition from oil-based heating to utilising water pumps and a local wood-fired power


plant demon-


strates a profound commitment to reducing their ecological footprint. With its legacy of four generations of family ownership, unparalleled vistas, helpful, knowledgeable staff, exquisite cuisine and steadfast sustainability, ski hotel Belvedere Grindelwald offers an experience that’s not only memorable but also truly commendable.


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Life-defining adventures for 18-to-30-somethings


Te average time Brits have for holi- days each year is 5.6 weeks. Tat’s assuming we’re not lucky enough to be on a sabbatical or gap year. Doesn’t sound like much, does it? But what you can achieve in those


5.6 weeks might surprise you. It only takes four days to hike the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, and five days for the W Trek in Chilean Patagonia. Add


an extra week if you want to explore Peru’s Sacred Valley or Argentina’s Los Glaciares National Park. In 14 days, you could travel from


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