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Hello Miltiades
First a polite, but very firm request. Do not write your contributions to this forum in block capitals. Sentences written all in block capitals are difficult (and tiring) to read.
Wednesday 19th August
I am assuming that you are still resident in Cyprus. While Cyprus is in the EU, it is not in ‘Schengenland’. Switzerland is not in the EU but is in Schengenland! It follows that on arrival at Zurich airport you will have to go through the European Entry and Exit system ‘EES’ and there may be delays.
If you really want to travel to St Moritz on the first available service then you will need a full price ticket – 84 CHF http://www.sbb.ch is telling me that the current price of Saver Day Pass Tickets. Is 106 CHF, so that is not a sensible option.
If you want to buy a point-to-point Supersaver ticket you will have to allow yourself a considerable ‘safety margin’ for delays. I would suggest three hours. http://www.sbb.ch is quoting me 56.40 CHF if you leave Zurich Airport at 18 15. You would reach St Moritz at 21 58.
Saturday 22nd August
Unfortunately you do not indicate the time of your flight out of Zurich. I would again give yourself a ‘safety margin’ of three hours. For the moment I am assuming that your flight is at about 18 00 or LATER.
Consulting http://www.sbb.ch, if you left St Moritz on the 11 05 IR38 train and changed (in the usual way) at Chur and Zurich Hauptbahnhof, you would reach Zurich airport at 14 44 with plenty of time to go through the necessary procedures.
An ordinary full price ticket is of course 84 CHF. A supersaver ticket is (currently) 65.40 CHF and a Saver Day Pass is 106 CHF.
A Saver Day Pass would be the right choice if you have got the whole day at your disposal and you want to make the detour via Lucerne (called Luzern in German).
Best wishes
Roger