Visiting Lausanne just got easier as three major tour operators in the Middle East has launched an unparalleled set of tour packages which showcases the city’s beautiful landmarks and exciting activities.

Experience the ideal summer adventure in a series of fun-filled excursions made by holiday makers Kanoo Travel, Nirvana Travel and Tourism, and Dnata Travel.

Lausanne boasts culture, art and entertainment for both locals and tourists to experience. The iconic city is home to an array of festivals, Michelin-starred restaurants and museums. Activities including a trip to the numerous museums in the city, chocolate tasting, cultural performances, and a cruise in the Lake Geneva are sure to peek the interest of discerning travellers. The Lausanne experience would not be complete without a trip down memory lane to relive the past years of the Olympic Games at The Olympic Museum, the only one of its kind in the world.

Spend the summer days in a wintry quest up the icy slopes of Glacier 3000. A day in the slopes gives travellers the ultimate Glacier 3000 experience. Get the best view of the Alps, Matterhorn, and Mont Blanc from above in a 107-metre long journey at the Peak Walk by Tissot.  Sit back and relax while being transported to Glacier 3000’s highlight spots including the fun park, snow bus tour, and the glacier walk as you hop aboard the Ice Express Chairlift.

Tailored ideally for a memorable holiday, the packages feature a minimum of three-day accommodation in one of Lausanne’s premiere hotels, daily breakfasts, unmatched day tours, and a pass to the Glacier 3000.

“It is our pleasure to announce that we have partnered with three well-distinguished travel operators in the Middle East to highlight the different activities that our city offers during the summer season,” said Walter Loser, the project manager of Lausanne Tourism. “We are inviting residents from the GCC region to be a part of the Lausanne experience through the well-crafted tour packages made by Kanoo Travel, Nirvana Travel and Tourism, and Dnata Travel.” - TradeArabia News Service