Customers will not be able to use cash at the upcoming Christmas Market at Zurich main train station.
Traders are furious at the decision by the market organisers - saying they’ll lose money as many people use cash.
The idea behind the plan is down to safety, say the organisers.
One stall owner told the Blick newspaper that the potential loss of revenue would mean that his stall is no longer profitable.
The move to ban cash is legal – provided it’s clearly communicated.
Geneva cold weather plan kicks in
Geneva is activating its Cold Weather Plan this Friday as temperatures are expected to drop as low as minus four degrees with wind chill.
Geneva votes to ban religious symbols
Geneva’s parliament has narrowly approved a constitutional change requiring elected officials to observe religious neutrality.
Extra hot chili being marketed to children
Two years after ultra-spicy chips caused hospitalizations in Germany and panic in Swiss schools, whole Carolina Reaper chilies, which are among the world’s hottest, are now being sold online in Switzerland without age restrictions.
Escalade breaks records before the first race
Geneva’s Escalade Race is breaking records yet again.
Christmas lights now up
Geneva’s Christmas lights are on! They’ll be illuminating the city until January 4th.
Eurovision pays off
Basel’s hosting of the Eurovision Song Contest has paid off handsomely.
