Special Event: G7 Summit 

This regularly updated page provides information on events, special activities, and major construction projects in the Geneva area that require the TPG to adjust its services. 

Here you will find the main measures taken by the tpg in connection with the G7 summit.

Updated on June 11, 2026

The G7 summit, to be held in Evian-les-Bains, France, from June 15 to 17, 2026, will have an impact on mobility in Geneva and throughout the cross-border region. 

During this period, operations on the tpg network will be adjusted in accordance with the safety measures in place and traffic conditions. Some lines may experience significant disruptions or service reductions. 

Line-by-line measures

On Sunday, June 14, the day of the No-G7 coalition demonstration, the situation will be managed in real time as the planned demonstration unfolds and its impact on tpg service becomes clear (see below, in the dedicated section). Tram line  17  will not be running at all, and tram line  12  will only run between Bachet-de-Pesay station and Plainpalais.

Authorities will close several border crossings between Switzerland and France starting in the mid-afternoon of Thursday, June 11. 
View the map of open/closed borders by canton.
In addition, border checks will be stepped up, which may cause significant delays at open border crossings, including on tpg cross-border lines, which will continue to serve French territory (at open customs checkpoints). 

The public is encouraged to minimize travel and work from home whenever possible. 

In light of this situation and the decisions made by the authorities, tpg is adjusting its services during the summit.

The measures implemented on the tpg network are as follows: 

• The holiday schedule will be in effect across the entire network from June 15 through June 17, inclusive, except for school bus routes, which will operate on their regular schedule.
  Cross-border routes  60 ,  61  and  80  will operate on their regular schedules.
   
• Cross-border routes: From the afternoon of June 11 through June 17, the closure of several borders will affect route schedules, and certain sections within France will not be served (see below).
  Trains that continue to cross the border may experience delays due to increased security checks.
   
• The Beach Line  29  will not be running on June 12, 13, and 14, 2026. 
   
• tpgAérobus routes: Based on the information currently available, tpgAérobus service is operating as usual. However, we would like to draw your attention to the special security measures in place at Geneva Airport and ask that you take the necessary precautions if you are scheduled to fly during this period.
  GVA airport website
   
• The Cornavin and Rive shops will be closed starting Friday, June 12. 
  The Cornavin shop will reopen on Friday, June 19, and the Rive shop will reopen on Monday, June 22. 
  The Lancy-Pont-Rouge shop will be open on Saturday, June 13 (as a special exception), and will resume its regular hours starting Monday, June 15.  
  We encourage you to complete your transactions online at tpg.shop 

During the period in question, the following official information channels are available to provide you with real-time updates on disruptions related to the G7 summit:

• this special G7 page;
• The free of charge number 0800 858 900 will be available from June 14 through June 18 (late morning).  
  This number will provide you with information on the network status related to the summit through regularly updated messages;
• the traffic information sections on the TPG website and app;
• information screens at bus stops.

Recommendations

We encourage you to plan your trips in advance as much as possible by checking real-time information through our various channels before each trip. We would also like to draw your attention to travel on cross-border routes, which may experience delays due to measures implemented at the borders.

Updates will be posted on this page on a regular basis. 

For general information about the G7 Summit and its impact on Geneva, please visit the dedicated page on the Geneva State website.

For more information on other events and construction projects currently underway or planned for the future, please visit the Construction and Events webpage. 

Cross-border routes, detailed measures by route, effective from the afternoon of the 11th through June 17: