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New snow for New Year
December 31, 2011 | Teresa FisherWhat a wonderful New Year’s gift for skiing fans – over a metre of snow has fallen overnight in high resorts of the French Alps.
The flip side is that it has caused utter chaos on the roads. Several roads … Read More
CONGRATULATIONS…
December 31, 2011 | Teresa Fisher… to LUCY TARDREW in East Sussex, the winner of our first FamilySkiNews.com competition. You are the lucky recipient of a ski helmet and goggles of your choice from the eye-catching range of HardnutZ helmets. We have let them know that you are the … Read More
Winding back the clocks in Kandersteg
December 28, 2011 | Teresa FisherDid anyone see the article on a “Belle Epoque Ski Week” by Adrian Bridge in Saturday’s Telegraph?… Just imagine sliding down the slopes on a pair of long wooden sticks with wobbly bindings wearing basic leather boots, woollen clothing, a … Read More
Fluffy powder for Christmas Day skiers
December 25, 2011 | Teresa FisherOur Verbier correspondent has just finished opening her stocking presents and has now taken to the slopes to be greeted by “mountains and mountains of fluffy powder… the best ever!”
Merry Christmas from us all at FamilySkiNews.com!
Cheap Skiing in Scandinavia
December 20, 2011 | Teresa FisherTo celebrate Christmas, FamilySkiNews.com is getting into the yuletide spirit with a sledge-load of special treats and ski offers.
Here’s the first of our sensational Christmas holiday deals:
Half-board accommodation at the 3-star Hotel Iso-Syöte in Iso-Syöte, Finland, departing … Read More
Winter Youth Olympics torch leaves Athens
December 17, 2011 | Teresa FisherThe Olympic Torch for the first ever Winter Youth Olympic Games begins its journey from its home in Athens (where it was lit this morning) to Innsbruck today. Over the next few weeks it will be carried by 2012 torch bearers … Read More
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow…
December 16, 2011 | Teresa FisherAfter a very slow start to the season, we now have snow in bucket loads falling right across the Alps, with more to come over the weekend too.
Val d’Isere in France now has 132cm of snow on its upper … Read More
Keeping ski costs down
December 16, 2011 | Teresa FisherIf, like us, you’re feeling rather penniless after all the Christmas shopping, have a look at our top 10 tips for keeping ski costs down before you book your winter break… (and be sure to enter our ski helmet competition too).