You’ve probably spotted that a lot more of your skiing friends have plumped for all-inclusive ski packages. We’ve always booked independent travel ourselves and so do most of our guests, but there are good reasons for the recent rise in all inclusive ski holidays, so we’ve done the research with top UK ski operator SNO, to bring you the low-down on the all-in skiing experience.
Let’s dive into the reasons, shall we?
A happy family in the snow. Photo: Richard Sinclair. Sno.co.uk. Why all-inclusive ski holidays become so popular
Smart Budgeting: With the economy having its ups and downs, knowing your full holiday cost upfront is a game-changer. Think about it: an all-inclusive deal covers your accommodation, meals, lift tickets, maybe even gear rentals. You’re not left guessing how much that après-ski hot cocoa will set you back!
Stubaital is an area that suits the entire family well. The area has received many awards as the Alps’ most family-friendly skiing region.
The mascots of the BIG Family Stubaital welcome young visitors in winter. The resorts itself cater well to families and offer free rides for children under the age of ten when accompanied by a paying parent, as well as many very good ski schools. All ski instructors know how to engage the little ones in your family, making the adults have a care-free holidays knowing they are well catered for.
At the Skicamp on the Stubai Glacier Kids learn skiing under the best circumstances.Why Stubaital is a great region for the entire family. Photo: Stubaier – Tirol Werbung.
At the Stubai Glacier, Austria’s largest glacier ski area, the mascots B.BIG and Mini B. welcome their protégés to the BIG Family Children’s and Youth Ski Camp, where children from age four can learn how to ski in the Mini- and the Kinderland areas. Even during lunch, kids are well looked after in the Kingdom of Snow. In addition to the colourful BIG Family Kinderland, the BIG Family Kindergarten and the spacious BIG Family Children’s Restaurant are also part of the glacier’s family offer. The weekly snow cat rides and the exciting ice rally through the ice grotto, a fascinating tour directly in the eternal ice, will make your kids’ eyes sparkle. Blue ice, mysterious holes and fascinating layers – 30 metres below the ski slope the mountain looks weird and fascinating at the same time. Skiing fun and action can be experienced by young and older guests alike on the BIG Family Boarder Cross trail with wave tracks and steep bends, the BIG Family Slalom or on the one-kilometre BIG Family Fun Slope. NEW this winter is the BIG Family Slopestyle area at the Gamsgarten, where the freestyle stars of tomorrow show their first jumps.
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