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How to Drink Coffee Like an Italian in the Alps This Winter

How to Drink Coffee Like an Italian in the Alps This Winter

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Ah, Italy, the home of coffee… There’s no disputing that Italians are the all-time kings of coffee. So if you’re dreaming of gleaming white slopes dappled in sunshine as you longingly sip your coffee at your desk this morning, then why not combine the two and book a ski trip to the Italian Alps or […]

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Some of Our Favourite Romantic Resorts in the Alps

Mountain Adventures, News, Ski Holiday Advice, Ski Resorts

Wake up to a heavy blanket of snow stretched over miles of gorgeous mountain scenery, spend the day cruising round the slopes under an endless blue sky, and ease into the evening next to a crackling log fire, hot chocolate (or something stronger) in hand, before heading to a candlelit dinner in a cosy mountain […]

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Some of Our Favourite Mountain Restaurants in the Alps

Ski Holiday Advice, Ski Resorts

In the mountains, we think your gastronomic experience is equally important to the skiing – you need the balance of both to have a truly enjoyable winter break. So we say forget wet-floored mountain canteens with plates of greasy chips, over cooked pasta with grated cheap emmental, wine served in plastic cups, plastic knives and […]

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Driving to alps

Driving to the Alps: 11 Ways to Make It Enjoyable, Not Just Cheap

Ski Holiday Advice

Driving to the Alps is becoming an increasingly popular option for British holidaymakers planning ski weekends, and it’s not just for financial reasons. Sure, it’s kinder to the wallet, but it’s also a brilliant way to holiday in a more planet-friendly way than flying (provided you have a few people in the car and assuming […]

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8 Quick Ways to Improve Your Ski Technique This Winter

Ski Holiday Advice

It’s that time of year again, when the days are darker and shorter, and summer sunshine feels like a distant dream. But it’s not all doom and gloom, as the chilly days can only mean one thing – the ski season is fast approaching! So this year, why not challenge yourself to really honing your […]

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6 Resorts to Consider for a January Ski Weekend

6 Resorts to Consider for a January Ski Weekend

Ski Holiday Advice

It’s a feeling we know all too well – post-Christmas blues, facing the dreariest part of the year from behind your desk. So instead of willing spring to come, wishing you were anywhere but the rainy UK, why not make the most of low season in the Alps? It’s cheaper, beautifully un-crowded, and generally, an […]

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The Ultimate Checklist for First-time Skiers

The Ultimate Checklist for First-time Skiers

Ski Holiday Advice

Author: Stefan Woutersen If you or your children are about to embark on your first ever ski holiday, you’ve come to the right place. Let us start by saying welcome to the wonderful world of skiing. We know that your first trip to the mountains can be daunting but we’re here to provide you with […]

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Group Company Ski Trip

8 Things You Should Know About Organising a Group Ski Trip

Ski Holiday Advice

Organising a group ski trip can be daunting – people want different things out of their ski weekend Some people want first lifts, off-piste guides and a sandwich for lunch. Others are happy just to have made it onto the mountain for one run before a long lunch and then hitting après ski. Anyone who has […]

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rent or buy skis

What You Need to Know about Renting or Buying Skis

Ski Holiday Advice

When planning a ski weekend in the Alps, choosing a destination, booking your accommodation and flights, and purchasing a ski pass are not the only things you need to do… ‘To bring or to rent my skis?’ is another important decision that should be made during the planning process. In fact, it should be near […]

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Your Pocket Guide to Italian on Your Ski Holiday

Your Pocket Guide to Italian on Your Ski Holiday

Mountain Adventures, Ski Holiday Advice, Ski Resorts

Let’s be honest, Brits aren’t best known for their linguistic abilities. Quite possibly the opposite, in fact. Nevertheless, if you’ve ever been to Italy you may have succeeded in mastering a few phrases – only to forget them when you return home. Which is a shame, because you’re more likely to come across non-English speakers […]

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