5 check boxes for a corporate ski trip
With skiing returning to the high-altitude resorts of the Alps this week, time is getting tight to plan a corporate ski trip for the 25/26 winter. There are numerous variables to consider when planning a corporate ski trip in the Alps, making the process daunting.
Mountain huts by night
Great for lunches, mountain huts come alive in the evening, where the warmth and atmosphere contrast with the frigid and silent world outside. Dinners in a mountain hut are pinnacle moments of any corporate ski trip.
Corporate skiing through the ages – a seasonal guide
Where to ski, at what time of the year and why. The beauty of skiing in the Alps is that there is a right time and place to ski, in pretty much every month of the year. Event planners have so many options to deliver corporate ski trips year-round.
January snow conditions set to be excellent
The season for corporate ski trips rarely includes Christmas or New Year, but the events come thick and fast when the second week of January arrives. The exceptional conditions in the Alps right now will ensure great skiing when the corporate ski trips begin in a couple of weeks.
Snow conditions in the Alps
Winter is rolling in, with fresh snow over the last couple of days greeting the opening ski areas. Austria boasts the biggest skiable areas, Zermatt the best snowpack.
White Turf – A-list Alps
There are many pretenders to the most exclusive events in the Alps – Kitzbühel, Courchevel and Zermatt all offer spectacular events throughout the year. But a racetrack built by ice, high in the Swiss resort of St Moritz and featuring VIP hospitality from the top drawer, is undoubtedly unmatched. It’s the White Turf.