I'm planning a trip to Geneva and want to understand public transport options. First, can I get a free public transport pass if I stay in a hotel, and what is it called? Second, I'm interested in the 'Geneva City Pass' – what are its key benefits, and what are the prices for the 24-hour, 48-hour, and 72-hour options, both with and without public transport?
Navigate to 'https://www.geneve.com/en/'. Click on the 'Plan & Stay' dropdown menu. From the 'Plan & Stay' menu, navigate to the 'Transport' or 'Getting around' section to find information about free public transport for hotel guests. Identify the name of the free public transport pass for hotel guests and confirm its availability. Return to the main navigation or a relevant section to find the 'Geneva City Pass'. Navigate to the 'Geneva City Pass' page. Identify and list at least three key benefits of the Geneva City Pass. Locate and extract the pricing for the 24-hour, 48-hour, and 72-hour Geneva City Pass options, for both 'without public transport' and 'with public transport'. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Transport' or 'Getting around' section and identifies the 'Geneva Transport Card' (or similar name) as available for hotel guests. The agent confirms that the Geneva Transport Card provides free public transport. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Geneva City Pass' page. The agent identifies at least three key benefits of the Geneva City Pass (e.g., free access/discounts to museums, cruises, guided tours, rafting, 60 activities). The agent states the pricing for the 24-hour Geneva City Pass: 30.00 CHF (without public transport) and 35.00 CHF (with public transport). The agent states the pricing for the 48-hour Geneva City Pass: 40.00 CHF (without public transport) and 50.00 CHF (with public transport). The agent states the pricing for the 72-hour Geneva City Pass: 50.00 CHF (without public transport) and 65.00 CHF (with public transport).