The iconic Matterhorn-Gotthard railway has made its grand return.
The Matterhorn-Gotthard-Bahn (MGB) has recently published a new issue of its customer magazine, Höhenzug. This latest edition is filled with interesting content, including book recommendations and garden tips.
In a move to appease its customers, the MGB has announced that it will no longer charge a surcharge for buying a ticket, a decision made by the company's management or board. Last summer, the railway company had caused customer annoyance by demanding a 10 franc surcharge for ticket purchases. However, under public pressure, the MGB recently backed down.
One of the highlights of the current issue of Höhenzug is the book recommendations section. The magazine features the most popular books of this decade, providing readers with a compelling reading list.
For those with a green thumb, Höhenzug also offers valuable garden tips. One such tip is about planting a raised bed correctly. This advice is sure to be useful for gardeners looking to improve their gardening skills.
In addition to these features, the magazine also states, "No smartphone? No problem!". This statement suggests that the MGB is making an effort to cater to customers who prefer traditional methods, rather than relying solely on technology.
It's worth noting that the MGB includes the Gornergrat-Bahn and the Glacier-Express in its operations. These iconic railways are a testament to the MGB's commitment to providing exceptional travel experiences.
With its latest issue, Höhenzug continues to deliver informative and engaging content to its readers. Whether you're a bookworm, a gardener, or simply a traveller, there's something for everyone in this magazine.
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