The more readers participate in our survey, the better for us. There are also many prizes from our gift table on offer for our readers – you just need the luck of the draw.
“Swiss Review” is looking to the future with its 2024 readership survey. We would like you to tell us: in what way should the magazine change? How should it look a few years from now? A look to the future is always a good time to remember the past. In late autumn, “Swiss Review” celebrates its 50-year anniversar. The editorial team believe this calls for celebration in a way that includes our readers: we are combining participation in the readership survey with a prize draw. The gift table is replete with quintessentially Swiss prizes – exclusive items donated by Swiss companies:
A knife with sharp points reflecting Swiss alpine panoramas? The idea of combining the sharp points and alpine skylines comes from PanoramaKnife. Their knives on our gift table are among the finest available. www.revue.link/panorama
An alpine oasis in the form of Hotel Sarain in Lantsch/Lenz (GR): a two-night stay for two people in the Grisons mountains, rising to heights of almost 3,000 metres (Lenzer Horn). www.revue.link/sarain
History, workmanship and fashion all in one: hand-made silk scarves from leFoulard in Schwanden Glarus, printed in Switzerland’s last silk printing mill. www.revue.link/lefoulard
Immerse yourself in another world at Trauffer Bretterhotel in Hofstetten near Brienz (BE). The hotel offers a world of experiences and is also the home of the cult wooden cow with the red spots. On the gift table: an overnight stay for two persons. www.revue.link/trauffer
Renowned knife maker Klötzli from Burgdorf (BE) provides the razorsharp kitchen utensil that would benefit every Swiss Abroad household. www.revue.link/klotzli
A mountain of games and books connected to Switzerland – in German, French and English – from Lausanne publishing house Helvetiq. www.revue.link/helvetiq
Betty Bossi is basically synonymous with Swiss cookery. The company, known for its legendary recipe books, is providing all types of useful kitchen aids for our gift table. www.revue.link/bb
And the “Review” article on Betty Bossi from 2021: www.revue.link/bbtext
Appenzell belts have cult status: fine leather wear with traditional metal embellishments. We have two belts fresh off the production line to offer – plus many other surprises. www.revue.link/appenzell
Swiss Koo is providing a wall clock to a lucky member of the “Fifth Switzerland”. Swiss Koo reinterprets the cuckoo clock in a new, modern and firmly tongue in cheek way. www.revue.link/swisskoo
Looking for a bit of bedtime reading? Bergli Books has been synonymous with accounts of daily life in Switzerland for many years. Books like “How to be Swiss” became bestsellers. Now our gift table has the latest book, “Swisstory”. www.revue.link/bergli
Who prints “Swiss Review”? It’s the printing company Vogt-Schild in Derendingen (SO). Vogt-Schild also produces fine books. We even have some in our prize draw. Take “Lost in the Alps”, for example, a richly illustrated book on hiking and the mountains. www.revue.link/vsd
Tea for two: Sirocco has been producing fine coffee and high-quality tea for over 100 years. They also offer tea sets for special occasions. www.revue.link/sirocco
Finally, something special for cinema lovers and collectors: historic original advertisements for Swiss film classic “Gilberte de Courgenay” (1941), provided by filmo.ch, the film platform that brings extra exposure to Swiss film classics in the digital space. www.revue.link/filmo
And there’s more, as new prizes keep being added. You will find the full list at www.revue.ch. By the editorial deadline, we had prizes to the value of 6,000 francs. You’ve got to be in it to win it!
Complete the survey, ideally online at www.revue.link/survey2024
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