Kareena-Saif with their kids plan to bring in the New Year in Gstaad!

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Guess who was waiting for a holiday in Switzerland!? The B-town couple Saif and Kareena’s love for Switzerland, particularly the resort town of Gstaad, is well known. Owing to the pandemic, the couple was unable to visit the destination, however, an elated Kareena posted a picture of a beautiful fireplace captioning ‘Waited three years for you’ shows just how excited she is to be back for New Year in Gstaad with Saif and their kids- Tim and Jeh in tow. 

The resort town of Gstaad, greatly appeals to the Indian royalty and the Bollywood elites alike with its top hotels, gourmet restaurants, luxury chalets! Kareena and Tim showed off their glamorous ski outfits before their skiing session on perfect slopes laid with fresh snow! Later they were captured gorging on scrumptious Swiss delicacies like the famous cheese fondue! The Nawab and his Begum sure know how to add a dash of Swiss romance to their relationship!

Snow-capped mountains, ravishing landscapes, and pristine waterfalls along with rich cultural and traditional experiences, adventure sports, and varied gastronomy can make anyone fall in Love with Switzerland! 

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