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Simon Kessler —
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I want to see the world in all its colours. My travels have broadened my horizons and I always look forward to my next discovery. And at Cosa, I’m surrounded by a team full of passionate experts who help me plan it. Plus, my workplace is in beautiful Switzerland! Here, the bike ride after work, the jump into the lake during lunch break or the ski weekend in the mountains feels like a holiday even when I am not on vacation.

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"When you lose the way, you learn it". — (African proverb)

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Japan, South Africa, Ghana, Bhutan

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Favourite destinations

Switzerland, Oman, Croatia, Norway, Greece

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Insider tip

Think positive! The majority of people are more than okay and are always happy to help.

Travel tips from Simon

Traditional wooden fishing boat from above by the island of Mykonos in Greece

Greece

Soak up Greece’s culture and civilisation, cruise around clear waters, wander through white-washed villages and olive groves. Whether you’re swimming in your own private pool, ...

A man sits on the cliff edge of Mount Trolltunga watching the sunset in the snowy Norwegian mountains near Odda, Rogaland, Norway

Norway

You’ll never forget your first fjord moment. Standing on the deck of a ship, surrounded by towering cliffs and hanging waterfalls, that’s when the monumental ...

Close up detail of circular architectural shape Messe Basel in Switzerland
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Switzerland

First things first: we know Switzerland, inside out and upside down. That shouldn't be a surprise (we are Swiss after all!) but it's always interesting ...