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Family-Friendly Skiing Adventures Await in the Innsbruck Region
As travellers look to escape the winter blues, the Capital of the Alps ticks the box for a fun-filled, family adventure. Boasting a blend of family-friendly ski areas, exhilarating toboggan runs and close proximity to the vibrant city of Innsbruck, this alpine destination offers something for everyone.
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Win £250 for a New Ski Outfit with Dare 2b!
Get ready to hit the slopes in style this Winter! Dare 2b are giving you the chance to win £250 to spend on the ultimate ski outfit at dare2b.com
Whether you’re looking for performance ski jackets, insulated salopettes, or cosy midlayers, this is your chance to upgrade your ski wardrobe ready to conquer the piste.
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Ski-in, ski-out art exhibition first on Aspen Mountain
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New reduced cost spaces for last minute 18-25 ski holidays
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Skiing for All: UCPA and Action Outdoors in Val Thorens
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Italian-French ski region renews partnership with train operator
Vialattea, the leading Italian-French international ski region and one of Europe’s largest ski resorts, is pleased to announce the renewal of its partnership with Trenitalia – the primary train operator in Italy – following its successful launch last season.
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Ski Beat launches 2025-26 ski season!
The current season’s first guests may have only arrived at Ski Beat’s high altitude French ski chalets a couple of weeks ago, but the company has already launched its 2025-26 programme. Ski Beat’s Laura Hazell says: “Around 30% of our guests book their next ski holiday with us within a couple of weeks of their return home.
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European ski escapes for a luxury weekend getaway
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Five reasons to go to Avoriaz
100% Snow-Covered Pedestrian Resort
Perched at an altitude of 1800 metres, Avoriaz is the only resort in Europe that is entirely pedestrian and skiable. Its snow-covered streets are transformed into veritable slopes, reserved for pedestrians, skiers and sleighs. In this unique setting, Avoriaz has preserved its character and authenticity. Try sledding to do your shopping, ski to the bakery for a fresh baguette or take a horse sleigh ride to the restaurant!
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Jasper deals to book now
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Tour operator set for biggest ever winter in Norway
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Deer Valley unveils new trail map showcasing expanded terrain
Deer Valley have introduced their new ski trail map, including new artwork and an updated aerial projection to reflect the significant terrain expansion for the 2024/25 season. The unveiling of the trail map coincides with the completion of the first phase of the resort’s Expanded Excellence initiative.
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What’s new in Trentino this winter
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Exciting World Cup race in Gurgl gets season off to a feelgood start
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Eddie ‘The Eagle’ Edwards to host ski breaks in Les Gets
SkiWeekends has launched a new holiday this winter in the ski resort of Les Gets, staying with Eddie ‘The Eagle’ Edwards, giving guests the unique opportunity to ski, stay, and dine with one of Britain’s most iconic Olympians. Guests will stay at Chalet Marjorie in the heart of Les Gets over a week during January with options for both short and longer stays.
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skiScandinavia get set for another season
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Discover the diverse resort of Zell am See-Kaprun
Mark Nicholls takes a ski break to Austria’s picturesque destination that offers a priceless combination of water, snow and ice.
The story of Zell am See-Kaprun centres on water: from the chilly winter depths of the lake and the snowy slopes of the mountainside up to the deep-frozen iciness of a glacier.
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Christmas Chalets in the Alps
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Val d’Isère’s Slopes Set To Open After Fresh Snowfall
After a fresh dump of snow, with 50cm at altitude and 26cm in the village, Val d’Isère has announced that its slopes will open for skiers and snowboarders to enjoy from Saturday 30 November 2024.
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Early openings as snow falls at Vail Resorts’ Northern Hemisphere resorts
Last week, snow fell across all regions of Vail Resorts’ Northern Hemisphere resort operations, bringing with it the start to winter and the 2024/25 ski season.
Nowhere was this more exciting than at Whistler Blackcomb, where nearly 90 inches of snow (228cm) has fallen since 1 November, leading to an early opening on 21 November.