News Update - Shopping from knowitall.ch

: Published: 12 September 2016

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The 10th edition of Know-it-all passport® on the bookshelf at Manor Lausanne

The editor of Know-it-all passport®, Lisa Cirieco-Ohlman, will be signing the new shiny 10th edition of her popular guidebook for the English-speaking community at Manor in Lausanne this Saturday, 24th September 2016, between 10h and 13h.

Manor Lausanne is one of 6 new sales outlets where you can now purchase the very latest edition of Know-it-all passport®, which arrived on bookshelves in local stores at the end of last month. Talking about this great new sales opportunity for the book, Lisa told knowitall.ch,

“I am really excited that the residents of Lausanne now have the opportunity to buy my book at such a landmark store in the community. Seeing how popular the book has always been at Manor in Geneva and at the Chavannes Centre, I am hopeful that the book will reach even more people in Lausanne through this new sales channel.”

She continued “If you are heading to Manor Lausanne, the best place to park is the Parking de la Riponne, which now offers a great service for shoppers — featured in the new 10th edition of Know-it-all passport® — called the Riponne Express. When you purchase your goods from Manor, Globus, or Coop, simply tell the cashier that you wish to leave your bags with the Riponne Express and they will give you a ticket for collecting your shopping later at the exit of the car park. So you can literally shop till you drop or go and have a relaxing coffee unencumbered by lots of bags until you are ready to leave. You can find all the details, and lots of other handy tips, in the Parking section of my new book!”

: Published: 08 August 2016

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Local diving specialist, Scuba Dream, is offering knowitall.ch readers huge savings on any diving equipment purchased from their store in Geneva this summer. The only diving center in Geneva with its own refill station, open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, Scuba Dream has an extensive stock of new diving equipment and accessories. In addition, the shop holds regular sales of old stock and second-hand equipment, and runs a popular maintenance and repair service too. It is also possible to hire equipment – not just diving equipment but ski accessories too! To claim your discount on any purchases at Scuba Dream, just mention this article when you go into the shop.

In addition to the shop, Scuba Dream also offers a range of activities through its partner diving school, Aqua Diving. With lessons ranging from water sports and diving for kids, through to PADI courses for adults and training for instructors, the school caters for divers of all levels from novice through to expert. It also has its own diving club with advantageous rates for members. Like Scuba Dream, Aqua Diving is offering knowitall.ch readers a range of discounts on lessons booked through their center this summer. Just mention this article when you make your booking.

: Published: 23 June 2016

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10% discount for knowitall.ch readers!

A new online necklace business, selling hand-made beaded necklaces has just opened in the region.

Called Le Joli Collier, the business has been launched by Selena, a local entrepreneur passionate about designing necklaces with a difference. She told knowitall.ch,

“The story of 'Le Joli Collier' began on a trip to Venice some years ago where I was fortunate enough to stumble upon a bead shop selling some of the most original and captivating beads I had ever seen. Having bought some of these beads, I felt inspired to use them in a way that would showcase their beauty. And so the idea of creating necklaces was born.”

: Published: 04 December 2015

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The Swiss e-store, My Little Room, has made a selection of their bestselling designer toys for Christmas, which knowitall.ch readers can have delivered free of charge throughout the month of December!

Targeted at children aged 0 to 14, the toys fall into 3 main categories: Design, Eco-friendly or Vintage. Co-founder, Maya Raymond, explained the difference between the toys to knowitall.ch,

"Our Design toys have been selected to please our more design-conscious parents, so the toys can become a feature of a room, rather than untidy, unwanted clutter! With sleek lines, and graphic patterns they include items such as wooden toy houses, colourful maracas, and smooth skittles."

: Published: 04 January 2016

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Towards the end of last year, Heidi & James welcomed friends and professionals to the center of Geneva to launch their first collection of contemporary furniture and accessories.

Presenting the work of up-and coming designers based mostly in the UK and Switzerland, Heidi & James fills a gap in the market between very high end (and relatively expensive) furniture pieces and mass produced (generally lower cost) items.

Based in London, but with a strong presence in Switzerland at temporary exhibitions, Heidi & James currently promotes the work of the following designers: