Convenience and quick connections are the two drawing points of this Internet café. Café Video ROM can get travelers linked to the Internet or e-mail addresses for a nominal fee.

Consulate representatives from around the world are located in Geneva. Individual offices can help replace lost passports or assist nationals with any problems that may arise. Consulates include the United States (29, rue de Prè-Bois; phone 22-798-16-15) and Canada (Chemin du Pré-de-la-Bichette; phone 22-919-91-00). Residents of the United Kingdom can get assistance at 37-39, rue de Vermont (phone 22-918-24-00), and New Zealanders may go to 28A, Chemin du Petit-Saconnex (phone 22-734-95-30).

Located in the Cornavin train station, the Office du Tourisme de Genève is a great starting point and it also has branches throughout the city. The office provides visitors with basic tourist information as well as guided tours of the city at a minimum fee of 35 SF per person. Maps, brochures, and flyers on local and area sites are also available.

Whether it's checking your e-mail or writing a business proposal, this Geneva Internet café can be of service. The Globalcafé has over 10 computers for rental as well as printers and scanners. Prices start at 17SF per half hour. The staff is also very helpful.