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    Does modular travelcard include unlimited travel in the zones included?

    Hello, I have a monthly modular travelcard from "Lausanne, Languedoc" to "Sion". On my SBB mobile app, it just says monthly modular travelcard from A to B. On the swisspass website under "travelcards", it says "Zones 11 12" under "fare network". My question, does this mean my modular travelcard include unlimited travels in zones 11 12 of the Mobilis network or just from point A (Lausanne, Languedoc) to point B (Sion)? Thank you very much for your time in answering this question.

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    class upgrade

    Hi guys. I live in the Netherlands and plan to travel to Swiss in December. I bought a 2nd-class swiss travel pass (4 days, consecutive) and used it to reserve a 1st-class classic glacier express seat, from Zermatt to St. Moritz. (only paid seat fees CHF 39). I try to pay the upgrade fees on sbb.ch, and see the point-to-point class upgrade, but I didn't find the swiss travel pass option among discounted cards. Could I choose the half-fare travelcard?

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    Question regarding fare from Zurich Airport to Lugano/Lugano-Paradiso

    Good Day:I'm a newbie to this forum. We're a group of 4 people travelling in September from Canada. We'll be landing in Zurich and proceeding to Lugano.I'm trying to book tickets on the sbb.ch website. After putting in the From/To, date/time, it's displaying the various scheduled trains for that day along with the fares. I selected one schedule, and then it displays two fare options.If I select Point-to-point Ticket, on the right side of the page, it displays the fare and this: 1× Point-to-point Ticket, Half-Fare travelcardIf I select  Supersaver Ticket, it displays: 1× Supersaver Ticket, Half-Fare travelcardI don't have a "Half-Fare travelcard". My question is, at the time of online booking and paying for the ticket with my credit card, will I need to provide the "Half-Fare travelcard"? Or will I need to buy it and show it at the time of boarding the train at the Zurich Airport station? If yes, how much does it cost? Also my understanding is that the Point-to-point ticket is valid until 5:00am on the next calendar day so if I miss one train to Lugano, I can catch the next one, correct? Where as with the Supersaver ticket is valid for the selected connection only, correct?Can someone please review and let me know? Thanks.

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