Chalet specialist launches March sale
Chalet specialist Skiworld has knocked off up to 50% of the price of its March departures.
Deals include catered chalets and self-catered chalets in snow-sure resorts in France and Austria throughout next month.
Examples of its latest offers include the Chalet Alpenland in the Austrian resort of Lech, which is available from £589 per person, departing on March 28. The includes return flights, transfers and chalet board.
Four of Skiworld’s top-end Signature chalets, such as the Chalet Jacques in Courchevel, which is owned by the company’s CEO Ian Coleby, are also included in the March sale. The chalet costs from £1,0999 per person, which is a discountof 30%.
Short breaks are also available at a discount, including to the Ski Lodge Aigle in Tignes, which costs from £399 per person for three nights, a saving of £100, for departures on March 11.
For clients looking for self-catered chalets, Skiworld’s Chalet Crocus Blanc in La Plagne (above) is being offered at a 30% discount and costs from £459 per person for departures on March 14.
Here’s a review of one of Skiworld’s catered chalets in La Plagne, France by TravelMole associate editor Linsey McNeill who stayed there earlier this month.
Linsey McNeill
Editor Linsey McNeill has been writing about travel for more than three decades. Bylines include The Times, Telegraph, Observer, Guardian and Which? plus the South China Morning Post. She also shares insider tips on thetraveljournalist.co.uk
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