Choosing a Ski Resort

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Choosing a Ski Resort

Before availing any trip, a family usually researches a number of factors to transform their good ski trip experience into a great one. Family with very young kids, perhaps below the age of ten, tries to make their journey as short as possible. For this reason, they should opt for those ski resorts that are located within driving distance or provides jet service to guests.

The kind of accommodation is another important aspect that should be taken into consideration by the tourists. Apart from the budget, they should decide whether they should opt for ski-out or ski-in accommodations or large condos that are capable of accommodating multiple families at a time. They should look at the various options and if possible, book them in advance. Many families need to stay on blue and green runs. A trail map usually provides information on the location and rate of resorts.

Various resorts offer lucrative deals, especially during the off-season. Tourists should decide on three to five resorts and choose the one offering the best deals. The deals commonly offered are a 3rd day and 4th night of free skiing and lodging, lift tickets for free with specific packages and discounts on airfare, clubbed with the resort’s preferred airline.

Throughout the skiing season, every ski resort has something to offer to its guests. To know about such seasonal aspects like Christmas specials or spring fiesta, tourists should either visit the resorts’ forums or call them in advance.

The ski schools’ quality is important to the families as they hope that their kids will be entertained during these classes. Before availing any ski school, it is advisable to check the class sizes, quality of the instructor, rates and duration of the classes.

Even if a family has come for a ski vacation, it is not necessary that every member will like skiing. Skiing can be an integral part of the vacation but not the sole purpose of the vacation. Tourists should opt for such resorts that either provide activities to non-skiing members or are located near places of attraction such as museums, shopping malls and others.

These are some of the tips that tourists should follow in order to make their experience more worthwhile.

 

By TravelMole Staff Writer for Travel Secrets  (January 11, 2011)



 

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