Resorts

We have worked in over 40 resorts worldwide so you could say that we have been around the mountains a few times, so to speak. The choice of which resort is best suited for you will be dictated by your brief and budget.  It is therefore important that we have a thorough understanding of both of these so that we can recommend the most suitable locations.

While we have arranged ski events across the globe, we most frequently work in Switzerland, Austria, France and Italy. We are not restricted to the resorts shown below, but they represent some of the more popular destinations. Due to the volume of business we arrange, we are often able to find more favourable accommodation opportunities for our clients in these resorts.

Ischgl

Perhaps one of the best resorts in Austria. It has a traditional Tyrolean feel, an excellent lift system with good high intermediate skiing and a lively après-ski. As is the case with many Austrian resorts they often demand week long bookings, from Saturday to Saturday so it can be challenging to find availability across weekends.

Kitzbuhel

Lech & Zurs

The Arlberg Region really is as fantastic as everyone says it is. It has all the elements that you hope for when looking for a resort – superb mountain scenery, fantastic and varied skiing/boarding, friendly and hospitable locals, gourmet food and first class hotels. The only negative about this region is that it is extremely hard to find hotel space. However, over the years we have found a number of hotels who will make offers, so if an opportunity comes up we recommend you take the option – you will not be disappointed.

St. Anton

Zell am See / Kaprun

Skiing in Zell am See / Kaprun means perfectly groomed pistes, some great freeride routes, fun slopes for everyone and stunning parks and pipes. Both resorts are well known for some great après ski and are full of fantastic restaurants. You will also benefit from snow-sure skiing for all abilities as you can access the glacier above Kaprun.

Whistler Blackcomb

Alpe d’Huez

Avoriaz

Chamonix

Courchevel

La Plagne

Les Arcs

Les Deux Alpes

Méribel

Morzine

Tignes

Val d’Isere

Garmisch-Partenkirchen

Bardonecchia

Cervinia

Cortina d’Ampezzo

Courmayeur

La Thuile

Situated in the corner of the Aosta Valley, this resort is less well known than neighbouring Courmayeur. Some developments in resort are not sympathetic to the beautiful environment but this should not distract from what this resort can offer. La Thuile is a revitalised mining town with a modern lift base but also boasts an old Italian quarter. With ski links to La Rosière too, its appeal to those who want to venture a little further afield is also significant.

Sauze d’Oulx

Arosa / Lenzerheide

Arosa’s attraction for skiers transformed in 2015 after the opening of the link to neighbouring Lenzerheide, therefore trebling the ski area.  The resort itself is quite spread out but there are some good restaurants for dinners out and après ski is quite lively.  Some very good 5 star properties here, perfect for client events.

Crans Montana

With a reasonable transfer from Geneva and a variety of hotels, Crans Montana is an obvious location for a corporate ski weekend. The skiing, although not as challenging as some resorts will suit all abilities and the scenery more than makes up for this. The nightlife is fun with apres ski starting on the mountain and one of the restaurants boasts a Michelin star. With all factors considered Crans Montana offers a great all round experience.

Davos

Davos is a firm favourite with our clients as it offers everything you will need to make your event a success. It might not be a traditional quaint village but there are numerous hotels which cater for all budgets, the skiing is extensive and varied and there is plenty of nightlife. You will not be disappointed!

Engelberg

Having been voted the second most snow secure resort in the Alps, combined with a short transfer time from Zurich and fun nightlife, we feel Engelberg makes an ideal resort for a weekend break for internal groups. It is a compact village with a modern lift system making it ideal for all levels of skiers to get around.

Flims / Laax

At last Flims / Laax has become well known in the British market. It has the second largest linked ski area in Switzerland, the fastest up haul rate and some great nightlife to match. The resort also has 4 snow parks and the largest half pipe in the world. Definitely a good destination for the corporate market, both for client events and internal groups as the resort offers hotels suitable for all budgets. Definitely worth considering!

Grindelwald

A bustling and traditional Swiss resort beneath the fabulous Eiger mountain range in the Jungfrau region, offering some fantastic scenery. There are some good hotels for varying budgets, which makes it a great resort for all types of events. The resort also offers some of the best non-snow activities of any in the Alps including Europe’s longest sledging run.  In 2020 the new V-cableway opened which departs from the base station in Grindewald Grund and as a result it will take 47 minutes less to reach the Jungfraujoch ski areas.

Gstaad

Gstaad offers a traditional Swiss atmosphere combined with breathtaking scenery. With its beautiful cobbled streets in the main town, unique selection of exclusive shops, four varied skiing areas and the stylish clubs….this resort leaves a lasting impression with clients.

Klosters

A pretty, traditional and compact resort which shares the Parsenn ski area of Davos. Its Royal connection means that the resort is well known internationally. There are a good selection of hotels and as a result of the bypass road leading to Davos, there is much less through traffic allowing the resort to maintain a traditional village feel.

St Moritz

St Moritz is a perfect all round destination for corporate groups. The transfer time from Zurich airport is longer than usual, but once there you have all the facilities you need for a superb event – prestigious reputation, first class hotels, good skiing with a reliable snow record, interesting activities for non-skiers, excellent restaurants and not forgetting the great night life.

Verbier

Extensive, challenging skiing, a vibrant nightlife and a much improved lift system are its highlights, not to mention the reasonable transfer from Geneva. However there is a limited selection of affordable hotels in Verbier, which makes availability hard to secure.

Villars

Villars is a beautiful traditional village which has been popular with our clients for many years. The transfer time is great for a weekend event and with access to the Les Diablerets glacier it makes Villars a snow sure resort. Although the nightlife is not extensive, it is more than adequate for short stays with several new bars opening in recent years. Villars is the perfect resort for a ski weekend.

Zermatt

Zermatt is one of the most famous ski resorts in the world, offering that rare combination of excellent skiing, reliable snow, magnificent scenery and alpine charm. It is truly a magical place to visit and offers a unique experience, one that your clients will never forget.

Åre, Sweden

Åre is the largest ski area in Sweden and the resort suits all levels of skiers. It also offers plenty of non-ski activities and has a lively nightlife. Åre is definitely worth considering for those who have ‘skied the Alps’ and want to also participate in some alternative winter activities, but bear in mind that there are currently no direct flights into Ostersund over the weekend.

Lillehammer, Norway

Home of the 1996 Winter Olympics, Lillehammer is a perfect location for an all-round winter experience. The ski area is fairly small, but offers plenty of variety for a couple of days. However, it is the plethora of other winter activities that makes Lillehammer such an interesting location. Please see our Winter Alternatives section for further information on activities on offer.