The fux slope

Representatives of the communications industry have also found their way to the mountains in large numbers at Easter. It's no surprise, since the weather forecasts for the holiday enticed them to go to their balconies instead of skiing in the fresh snow: The Jakobshorn is the home mountain of the young fun people in Davos. The start is always at the "Jatzhütte", where the loudest music is heard and the guests mutate into fight drinkers. It makes sense that the pub is within sight of the mountain railroad. The airy means of transport has already saved many a drunkard from falling into the valley.The "Güggel" chalet is where you meet most of the people from Zurich. The former scene host and hotelier Philipp Charles focuses on good cuisine and fine wines. The next stop before the descent is called Fuxägufer and is an appropriate name for a place where snowboard foxes hunt ski bunnies. Dinner is at the "Zauberberg", one of the best Chinese restaurants in Switzerland. This is also where the crew around Sandra Ulrich and Beat Stähli, badly affected by UV rays, met for dinner on Good Friday. Since many at the table were from the automotive industry, the pace was set accordingly. In the piano bar of the Hotel Europe, on the other hand, Jonathan Cesar sat at the grand piano, a musician who could often be heard in the former Zurich advertising meeting place "Splendid Bar".
Piazza, Gina and Lorenz (from left to right) were responsible for the well-being of guests at the Fux for a whole winter season.
Meanwhile, Chrysler marketing manager Claudia Meyer dutifully made sure the sun loungers were replenished.
Sandra Kaspar (l.), ex-DDB, and Lilian Brunner from Knaus+Knaus, lolling in a sunny deck chair.
Fuxägufer site meeting: Stefan Schmidweber (l.) with Sandra Ulrich, Pickpay, and Beat Stähli, Clear Channel.
Saw over the Easter days barely even a blanket of snow from above: The (wet) snowboard.
Beat Fritsch