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The return of primitive skiing
April 19, 2021 | Teresa FisherWith hotels shut and international travel at a stand-still, skiing is now a local pastime. But even for the locals, much has changed. Without all lifts open and only several pistes available, skiing has been forced back in time. Back … Read More
The Underrated Idea of Ski Picnics
March 29, 2021 | Teresa FisherWhen two delightful activities are combined a memorable experience is born. In this case, skiing and picnics. The brilliance is that the location which will always be flexible. Whether amongst the powder by the Matterhorn, or perched under the Grande … Read More
Cherry blossom inspiration for Mothers’ Day
March 9, 2021 | Teresa FisherSpring is finally sprung. March is here and, while there’s not much skiing to be had, there’s still plenty to look forward to this month including spring blossom season. So FamilySkiNews have been busy selecting gifts for Mothers’ Day (14 … Read More
Spring skiing cancelled in Ischgl
March 3, 2021 | Teresa FisherAs a result of the Austrian government press conference, and following a joint decision from the committee and supervisory board at Silvrettaseilbahn AG, the 20/21 winter season in Ischgl has today been cancelled. The Austrian governmental press conference lacked any … Read More
When there are no ski lifts open
January 28, 2021 | Teresa FisherWhat to do when the lifts are closed and you still want to go skiing? The French Ski School, ESF, are currently trying out a number of different techniques.
St Moritz normally celebrates the sport of Skikjöring at … Read More
More tour operators cancel ski holidays
January 28, 2021 | Teresa FisherMajor British ski package holiday operators Inghams, Ski Total and Flexiski have cancelled forthcoming ski holidays until April 2021. Esprit Ski – te UK’s number one family ski tour operator – has gone one step further and cancelled the entire … Read More
Finland’s City Skis
January 26, 2021 | Teresa FisherWho needs a city bike in the winter when you can ski? The Finnish city of Lahti is rolling out the world’s first urban ski-sharing program. Lahti, the reigning European Green Capital, wants to encourage people to reduce their transport-related … Read More
Ski operators extend holiday cancellations
January 22, 2021 | Teresa FisherFollowing recent announcements, Club Med has cancelled its ski program until 27 February, Crystal Ski Holidays have taken it one step further and suspended all ski holidays until 5 March. At this rate there will be no ski season at … Read More
Future of Norwegian uncertain
November 11, 2020 | Teresa FisherIs the sun finally setting for Norwegian Air? The Norwegian government’s announcement this week, that Norwegian Air will not receive further financial support, has certainly thrown into doubt the future of the airline, as jobs are slashed. It also directly impacts … Read More
Ski Sweden this winter
October 28, 2020 | Teresa FisherSweden seems a good bet for skiing this winter due to its different approach when it comes to lockdown. As many European countries see new Covid-19 cases surge to levels not seen since the peak of the pandemic, Sweden still has … Read More