Cartier, in collaboration with Bucherer, debuted its first airport boutique in Switzerland, located at Zurich Airport on July 29th, 2025. As one of Europe’s most prominent aviation centers, Zurich Airport is a complement to Cartier’s existing boutique network across major European airports. Nestled at the airport’s prime location, the boutique offers clients an elevated experience that blends Cartier’s signature savoir-faire with the city’s vibrant charm. This opening marks another significant milestone in Cartier Global Travel Retail’s strategy to strengthen its presence in leading international airports worldwide.

SWISS is reopening its Non-Schengen Lounge in Zurich Airport’s Terminal D. Extending over 650 square metres, the fully refurbished lounge offers travellers a comfortable retreat with appealing views of the airport’s apron activity and the Alps beyond.

Since the maiden flight 75 years ago, Zurich Airport has developed into Switzerland’s most important transport hub. In the anniversary year 2023, Zurich Airport looks back on its long history and looks ahead to future projects.

The Zauberpark at Zurich Airport is returning with its second edition. This year, too, a varied music and children’s program with artists such as Bastian Baker, Stress and Andrew Bond. Twelve new light art installations surround the circular path in the airport park. Presenting partner of the Zauberpark is Zürcher Kantonalbank.

For the first time, Zurich Airport will participate in Food Zurich as one of its venues from 8 to 18 September. As part of the third-largest food festival in Europe, a variety of culinary experiences will take place at various locations at the Circle as well as the Airport Shopping.