Thinking of planning a school ski trip but unsure where to start? We’re here to help!
Throughout this guide, we share the lowdown on our destinations, resorts, and recommended accommodation options for the upcoming ski season, with top tips from our SkiBound network of experts and teachers who already use us.
INSIDE
4 Why SkiBound
5 Destination Skiing! What to consider, from slope difficulty to transport options
6 Introducing Clubhotels The coolest school ski accommodation in France
7 Why Ski France?
8 Spotlight on Les Deux Alpes
9 Learning and development
10 Why Ski Italy?
11 Why Ski Austria?
12 Spotlight on Gerlitzen
13 Why Ski Canada?
14 Why ski the USA?
14 Spotlight on Jasper
16 How to Book Your SkiBound School Trip
17 Beyond the Slopes Meet our sister school travel companies
THE INSIDE TRACK TO YOUR SCHOOL SKI TRIP
It’s easier than you think to navigate your school’s ultimate ski trip
John Bowden loved skiing in the mountains, with the bright blue sky and fresh powdered snow under his skis. He felt at peace and wanted others to experience this, too, which is why he founded SkiBound in 1985, one of the first school ski travel companies in the UK.
Since then, SkiBound’s trips have become a first-rate, efficient experience for teachers wanting to take a school group to the slopes. Yet that desire to capture the imagination and bring a new perspective to our young people remains very much the raison d’être for our expert team.
The truth is - we share that same love for skiing!
You’ll experience this at every stage of your journey with us, particularly with our English-speaking SkiBound Ski Reps, who are on the ground at your resort and dedicated to your school group to ensure a personalised experience.
SKIBOUND SKI REPS
WHY SKIBOUND?
30+ years experience
We’re a market leader in our field, having been taking schools on skiing trips since 1986. We know our ski destinations intimately and are the only company that boasts our own accommodation group.
We are a full member of the School Travel Forum (STF), adhering to a rigorous Code of Practice.
Dedicated support tailored to your school
We provide a personal, individual service, with ski trips tailored specifically to you and your students’ needs.
Think of us as your extra safe pair of hands. We are friendly and approachable, think fast on our feet, and are adept at assisting with local logistics and handling any unexpected situations that crop up. Plan your school’s next ski trip, obligation-free! Speak to one of our knowledgeable ski advisors on 01273 244 570.
quality assured
We have been awarded the Learning Outside the Classroom (LOtC) Quality Badge, meeting best practice standards.
We are fully bonded by ABTA and ATOL and are members of the Federation of Tour Operators (FTO).
Exceptional value
We offer the best, most competitive price, wherever possible, without decreasing our high level of customer service.
Always prioritising safety
We have exceptional safety management systems in place, carry out risk assessments and only use the best and safest partners to maintain strong supplier relationships and communications.
We also offer 24-hour telephone assistance in the case of an emergency.
Travel conscious
We offer a range of transport modes and encourage carbon emissions offsetting and volunteering to help the local community both at home and abroad.
WHY AUSTRIA?
For a cultural ski experience with cutting-edge tech
Austria’s technology is cutting-edge, from lift systems that get you up the mountain quickly and comfortably, sometimes with heated seats.
WHY ITALY?
For a fabulous foodie ski experience
Enjoy a week of warming pasta-laden meals served up by the authentic nonnas and mammas of welcoming family-run hotels.
WHY FRANCE?
For a lively, high-altitude ski experience
KNOW YOUR BASIC SKI LINGO!
PARTY LEADER The staff in charge of the school ski group
SKI REPS Your on-the-ground support at your resort/hotel
SKI INSTRUCTORS The pros who run the ski schools
TRANSFER How you get to and from your ski resort/accommodation
ELEVATION Height above sea level
VERTICAL DROP/VERT The elevation difference, i.e. the skiable difference between the highest peak and base of your ski resort.
EUROPE VS. NORTH AMERICA
PISTE / TRAIL: A ski run of compacted snow OFF-PISTE / BACK-COUNTRY: Skiing away from prepared runs
France delivers an incredible après-ski right in the heart of the mountains, as that’s where the ski resorts are located. Plus, you can stay in our exclusive Clubhotels!
WHY THE USA & CANADA?
For exceptionally organised skiing with unique wildlife
Very well organised ski fitting and modern lift systems, combined with superbly groomed slopes helps ensure that the North American ski experience is second to none.
SKI HIRE / RENTALS: Where you pick up all your ski equipment
LIFT PASS / LIFT TICKET: Literally your ticket (access) to the slopes
SKI SCHOOL / SNOW COACHING OR SKI +RIDE
SCHOOL: Where your lessons take place (usually nursery slopes)
KMS OF PISTE / SKIABLE ACRES: The amount of terrain that’s suitable for skiing on NURSERY & GREEN, BLUE, RED & BLACK / LEARNER’S AREA, BLUE, RED, DIAMOND & DOUBLE DIAMOND: The difficulty of a ski run from beginner to advanced.
HOW TO GET TO YOUR DESTINATION
SkiBound offers several modes of transport for your school group to reach our destinations.
Once you’ve reached your destination, we offer overseas coaches that undergo the same rigorous audit processes as our UK coaches so you can safely transfer to your resort. Please note that in North America, the distinctive yellow school buses and skis resort shuttle buses are not always fitted with seat belts.
AIR TRAVEL
It’s necessary for your ski experiences in North America and a convenient way to reach our European ski resorts, too!
We have excellent partnerships with leading airlines, such as Air Canada, to ensure you have the best flight options. While flights don’t go on sale until 11 months before departure, we recommend you contact us early so we can ensure availability and the best prices.
BY COACH
CONSIDER ABILITY LEVELS
All our destinations have a range of options to meet all skiing abilitiesfrom beginner to expert, and have runs colour-themed by difficulty and, of course, safety! While changing weather conditions and time in the season are still factors to consider, if you’re bringing a mixed-level group, this is a great way to choose your destination.
Beginner: GREEN Easy: BLUE Intermediate: RED/Single Diamond (US)
Advanced: BLACK/Double Diamond (US)
AUSTRIA
BEST FOR: an authentic experience
ITALY
BEST FOR: a varied experience
Working with established, reliable British operators, we provide high-quality, safety-audited, and affordable coach travel suitable for European travel. Comforts include a WC, TV/audio facilities, and some feature reclining seats, a fridge, and a drinks machine. It’s also convenient—as we directly pick you up and drop you off at your school. If you’re a group of 40+, then you benefit from exclusive use of the coach in-resort at no extra charge!
FERRY CROSSINGS
Our long-standing relationship with Britain’s largest ferry operators is a trusted option for coach groups crossing the Channel.
Our usual sailing route is from Dover to Calais, with 25 daily sailing options and a sailing time of approx. 75 minutes. On board, you can enjoy a range of large lounge areas, cafés, bars and shops. Alternative routes from Portsmouth are also available.
EUROTUNNEL
Although not generally available at high season, the quickest way to reach Europe for a supplemental charge is to cross the Channel by Eurotunnel, which takes just 35 minutes. There are two to four trains every hour, so you’ll soon be back on the road to your ski resort!
INTRODUCING CLUBHOTELS
Did you know SkiBound owns exclusive accommodations in France specifically for school ski groups?
WHY YOU’LL LOVE CLUBHOTELS
The coolest school ski accommodation in France!
Exclusive, safe accommodation - Our Clubhotels have been structured to provide an excellent, reliable, and bespoke in-resort service for school groups. We also have high-security standards, including coded doors and 24/7 English-speaking staffing.
Snow-sure - Located in some of the greatest ski spots by snow-sure slopes, you can avoid public transport and simply get up and ski, maximising your students’ time on the slopes.
Fabulous après-ski - Quickly return to base for fun and flexible evening entertainment, including discos, quizzes, karaoke, or games nights.
Quality rooms - All our rooms are en-suite, and many feature balconies boasting outstanding views. We offer a range of options, including twin and double bedrooms and larger rooms accommodating four - six students.
Clubhotels aren’t just a great value accommodation option— they’re the complete package:
Exclusive doorstep skiing
On-site Salomon-qualified ski fit and storage
Fullboard in-house dining to meet a range of dietary needs
“SkiBound’s Clubhotels are great value for what you receive, particularly during term time. It’s handy that everyone there speaks English and the staff are friendly and really accommodating, whether you’ve got a fussy eater or need some downtime as a teacher.”
Alex Bottoms, School Ski Group Party Leader at Reed’s School
SKI FRANCE High-altitude skiing at its best
Why is France ideal for school ski trips?
The Ski Experience - France boasts some of the best highaltitude skiing due to the resorts being located up in the mountains. This ensures an extended season of snow-sure slopes.
Many resorts offer ‘doorstep skiing’ - you’re often just a five-minute walk from your slopeside accommodation to the nearest lift. Speaking of lifts, increasing investment in more connected and faster lifts means your piste skiing now covers a broader area.
The ESF Ski School is regarded as one of the best in the world, and daily lessons can quickly progress students’ ski skills.
Off the Mountain - While you may not get the same traditional charm as Austria, France’s resorts have been purpose-built for skiing, with modern amenities and pedestrianised areas.
SkiBound has a rich 30-year history working in France. Due to our exclusive Clubhotels, we’ve got a local office run by British & French staff for added on-the-ground support.
Best
time
to Ski France?
Visit in the shoulder weeks before and after February half-term or after Easter to benefit from the lowest prices.
LA PLAGNE- Take your pick of the piste with Paradiski: over 400kms of skiable terrain.
Glacier skiing, anyone?
Many of France’s ski resorts are built on glaciers. While the name may sound dangerous, all glacier skiing means is that when snow lands, it won’t melt as fast, so you have a constant supply of fresh, powdery snow to ski on.
Top Tip - We recommend coach travel to France if you want to venture further afield and when visiting La Plagne, a resort dotted across the mountain.
Popular Activities - Pizza nights • Games
nights
• Ice-skating • Swimming • Karaoke • Quiz nights • In-house discos • Glacier skiing • Bowling • Laser games in Les Deux Alpes • Movie nights • Sledging on rails in Alpe d’Huez • Snowshoeing in Les Menuires • Watching local ice hockey games in Serre Chevalier • Night skiing
Getting there
With France being the UK’s closest neighbour, the drive time by coach and Eurotunnel/ferry is one of the shortest. If you’re flying, there’s great connectivity from key UK airports.
It sometimes takes longer to reach the ski resorts due to the narrow roads up the mountain, but it’s a beautiful scenic route.
VALLOIRE - Be welcomed into this charming resort, ideal for beginner and intermediate skiers.
MONTGENEVRE - Unearth this hidden gem close to the Italian border and the only French resort in the Milky Way.
SPOTLIGHT ON Les Deux Alpes
HIGHLIGHTS
Visit France’s second-oldest ski resort!
Choose from 220kms of varied and high-altitude pistes
Enjoy lively après-ski activities
Zip-up mountains with excellent connected lift systems, with magic carpet and drag lifts on the nursery slopes
Slide along ski runs and routes that work for every ability
Explore a snowboarders’ paradise: Snowpark 2600
DID YOU KNOW?
Ski on Europe’s biggest skiable glacier, The Mont de Lans Glacier
SKI FACTS
Resort Height 1650m
Lift Range 1300-3600m
49 lifts
snowmaking 20%
14 Beginner runs
49 Intermediate runs
20 advanced runs
12 expert runs
SKIBOUND RECOMMENDS
The resort’s brand new lift carries 3,000 skiers up to the glacier per hour, with journeys taking just 17 minutes
HOTEL LA BRUNERIE
In the heart of the action
Indulge in home-away-from-home comfort
Explore the nearby local shops, bars, and restaurants
Walk just five minutes to the main Jandri Express gondola lift
Enjoy easy access to the ESF ski school
Benefit from on-site English-speaking SkiBound ski reps
Utilise three activity rooms for evening activities
Unwind in the Snow Bar, complete with fire and satellite TV
Teachers have complimentary use of the hotel pool and sauna
A weeklong stay at Hotel La Brunerie starts from £1169 per person ! Speak to one of our knowledgeable ski advisors on 01273 244 570.
LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT
A TEACHER’S TOP TIPS
Alex Bottoms is a biology teacher at Reed’s School, a Surrey-based independent school and the Party Leader for two annual junior and senior pupil ski trips.
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM SKI
Stay organised.
SCHOOL
Each SkiBound school trip includes ski instructions for group lessons
Skier or snowboarder, please liaise with your sales person to discuss the different required instructor ratios.
All our ski trips accommodate different skill competencies.
When you reach the slope on day one, the ski instructors will test your party and sort them into ability groups.
A TYPICAL DAY
Typically, you’ll ski for two hours in the morning and two hours in the afternoon, with a two-hour break for lunch:
Skiing 9 am - 11 am • LUNCH • Skiing 1 pm - 3 pm OR
Skiing 11 am - 1 pm • LUNCH • Skiing 3 pm - 5 pm
“The Deux Alpes resort is incredibly varied with slopes for all levels. We are the only resort that offers skiing throughout the season, from November 30 to July 6. Come and discover this magnificent ski area with our passionate ski instructors! “
Xavier Sillon, Director of the ESF des Deux Alpes since 2012
A ski trip is similar to any school trip. You need to be incredibly organised. Ensure you have a decent spreadsheet that lets you track everything, including who has paid. The SkiBound team will help you understand the payment procedures, but you’ll need to ensure you have received enough money to cover the different deposits in the lead-up to departure.
Run a ski trip lottery.
Our school ski trips are always oversubscribed. Rather than offering it on a first-come, first-served basis, which can be a bit unfair if parents haven’t seen the email quickly enough, we now do a random number generator lottery for who gets to go on the trip, which works well.
Try to bring more teachers for extra cover.
Ensure you bring enough staff so there are always a couple extra based in the hotel. Inevitably, there will always be a child with a cold or a minor injury, and you must be able to deal with those situations. We’re rather lucky as we tend to have six or seven staff members on a trip of 40-45 students.
There are plenty of benefits to coach travel.
I’ve taken our ski groups both by coach and flying. While flying is often quicker and more comfortable, I think there’s still value in the coach trips, particularly at half term, as that makes the price cheaper. Also, it means you can choose a hotel slightly out of town, which tends to be less expensive and sometimes exclusive to your party. You then have the coach at your disposal, or you can just use it to get up the slopes. This also means the students are kept in the same place together.
Plan in downtime
While it’s tempting to fill every evening with activities, keep one night free so your students can relax and catch up on their busy days spent on the slopes, travelling, and any time zone differences.
Be prepared for your pupils to outshine you!
It was brilliant to see our beginner group get better than one of the teachers who has skied on the last four trips! They very politely said, ‘Sir, do you mind if you don’t come with us today? You’re holding up the group!’
SKI ITALY
Why is Italy ideal for school ski trips?
The Ski Experience - Italy offers a diverse range of ski resorts, from charming village settings to high-altitude options with good snow reliability. Many hotels are just a short walk from the slopes, making access easy and stress-free. The ski areas are wellsuited to all ability levels, with lift passes that can grow with your students’ progress throughout the week. Local ski schools are known for their warm, student-focused approach, with instructors who prioritise confidence, development, and enjoyment on the snow.
The Milky Way allows you to ski in several resorts - you can even ski two countries in one day by zipping into France! Some ski resorts, such as Prato Nevoso, are invitingly small, allowing you to get well-acquainted with the area.
Off the Mountain - Indulge in Italy’s famous cuisine. Your ski experience will be laden with warming, traditional pasta dishes and authentic Neapolitan pizza.
Enjoy excellent hospitality. Your school group will be welcomed with open arms, with many accommodations family owned and run.
Ski trips to Italy offer excellent value compared to similar European resorts.
PASSO TONALE - Take your pick of the piste with over 100kms of skiable terrain.
Meet the Milky Way
- The Milky Way is a renowned skiing area that covers six resorts in Italy (Sauze d’Oulx, Sestriere, Claviere, Pragelato, Sansicario, Cesana) and crosses borders into the ski resort of Montgenèvre in France. In total, it covers an incredible 400kms of pistes and is an excellent perk for experienced Party Leaders to enjoy while students are in ski school!
Popular Activities
- Pizza nights • Bowling • Ice skating • Swimming • Night skiing in Passo Tonale and Prato Nevoso • Disco nights • Tubing • Movie nights • Husky dogs visit in Passo Tonale • Games arcade in Prato Nevoso • Karaoke in Sauze D’Oulx • Snowshoeing in Sella Nevea
Getting there
Coach travel to your ski resort takes approximately 13 hours from the UK and has the added benefit of giving you more choice for evening entertainment.
Ski resort in the Dolomites aim to fly into Milan Bergamo. Ski resorts in the Alps fly into Milan Malpensa, Linate, and Turin. Alternatively, French airports can be used, including Lyon, Grenoble, and Chambery.
BARDONECCHIA -
Be welcomed into this charming resort, ideal for beginner and intermediate skiers.
SAUZE D’OULX - Varied pistes, lively après-ski, and easy access from Turin makes Sauze a top Italian resort.
SKI AUSTRIA
The hills are alive with the sound of skiing!
Why is Austria ideal for school ski trips?
The Ski Experience - Expect a wealth of varied pistes for all abilities. Where else can you ski down a mountain and see a lake at the same time?
Mountains are safe as many resorts are tree-lined, which makes it easier to manage groups as they follow down the mountain. The resorts are renowned for their infrastructure, including advanced lift systems that access a variety of terrain and top glacier ski areas. And, if snow is sparse, Austria boasts exceptional snowmaking technology!
Off the Mountain - Resorts are really easy to reach, as most accommodation is located in the valley. Your group won’t have to deal with hairpin bends or windy roads. While roads are regularly cleared of snow, you can embrace the alpine beauty during your journey. Most hotels are family-run and good value. The hospitality here is unique, embodying cosy, home-from-home comfort, which is why our school groups often return to the same property year after year.
Did
you know? Skiing is classed as a national sport in Austria. And no wonder, as the country boasts some of the biggest ski areas in the world. In fact, a Ski Circus ski pass covers Zell am See, Kaprun, Saalbach, and Hinterglemm, which is why Austria is so popular across the World Cup Circuit and for big downhill competitions.
Top Tip - Most hotels are located in the valley, but if you’re seeking a slopeside resort, then there are a few options if you fly into Salzburg or Innsbruck airports.
Popular Activities - Pizza nights at mountain restaurants with traditional music and lederhosen • Swimming and sliding at nearby waterparks • Bowling with Austrian skittles • Scenic hikes • Quiz and movie nights at the hotel • Watching local ice hockey games, especially in Zell am See • Skiing on glaciers in the resorts of Stubai, Zillertal, and Zell am See • Thermal baths near Gerlitzen • Curling • Sauna and spa options for Party Leaders
Don’t miss - The Maisi Flitzer Alpine Coaster. Imagine a rollercoaster set on the edge of the mountain. With ones located in both Salzburger Sportwelt and Zell am Zee, you get to whizz through the air to an impressive glacier backdrop!
HINTERSTODER
WURZERALM - Traditional Austrian charm, with a variety of pistes and a direct motorway connection.
LOFER - Delve into this snow-sure, beginner-friendly resort of uncrowded slopes and a top-rated ski school.
ZELL AM SEE - Gaze upon spectacular scenery - from glacial hues to mirrored lakes - in this popular resort.
SPOTLIGHT ON Gerlitzen
At the intersection of Austria, Italy, and Slovenia, Gerlitzen is an expansive, modern ski resort sprinkled with carpets of snow. Expect epic panoramas as the slopes overlook the Villach region and the tranquil, glittering shores of Lake Ossiach.
HIGHLIGHTS
Ski on a range of slopes ideal for beginners and intermediate skiers
Learn from exceptionally trained English-speaking instructors
Kit yourselves out at the mountain-based ski depot
Explore the pistes with ease through advanced lift technology
Get guaranteed snow from high-tech snowmaking facilities
Tuck into hot lunches at ski huts
Swim in traditional thermal baths
SKIBOUND RECOMMENDS
SKI FACTS
Resort Height 1911m
Lift Range 1000-1911m
21 lifts
250 snow cannons
9 Beginner runs
15 Intermediate runs
4 advanced runs
JGH VILLACH
An activity-packed youth hostel
Rest in rooms that feature an anteroom and toilet/shower
Hang out in the common room with table tennis and table football or TV room
Reach new heights at the hostel’s own climbing hall
Sweat it out in the sauna (chargeable)
Shuttle bus to the centre of Villach (10 minutes), or slopes (20 minutes)
Wi-fi
A weeklong stay at JGH Villach starts from £1299 per person ! Speak to one of our knowledgeable ski advisors on 01273 244 570.
Why is North America ideal for school ski trips?
The Ski Experience - Skiing in North America is exceptionally organised. When you arrive, your students’ boots, poles, and skis will be labelled. Ski resorts in North America always have a base lodge, around which your entire ski experience revolves. You can walk straight out onto the slopes and return there for lunch. The lift attendants are attentive and will organise your party into the lift so you can safely reach the trails.
Off the Mountain - There’s no language barrier, and Americans and Canadians are notoriously friendly. Great for big groups, the ski hotels tend to have a large capacity thanks to the standard practice of bed sharing.
Best time to visit - Spring skiing in March and April, including during the Easter holiday, is a fabulous time to plan your school ski trip as it’s quieter yet still snow-sure.
Top tip - Always check your students’ passport validity well in advance! To enter North America, you’ll need an ESTA or ETA. These forms ask many questions but are easy to complete.
BANFF - Embrace warm hospitality in the renowned heart of the Canadian Rockies.
SKI NORTH AMERICA
Exceptionally organised ski resorts, bursting with unique activities
East & West Coast USA vs Canada: What’s the difference?
The East Coast - The East Coast generally provides rolling, tree-lined trails ski resorts. While these are often classed as hills rather than mountains, they still offer a challenge to advanced skiers.
Our most popular resort, Jay Peak, has one of the highest vertical drops and hosts some of the World Cup training teams. Given its geographical location, it’s ideal for the early and late ski season.
The West Coast & Canada - The West Coast and Canada typically have a higher elevation, particularly in the Rockies and Colorado. Yet, unlike Europe, you don’t necessarily need the elevation for it to be cold. For example, the ski resort of MontTremblant in eastern Canada can get cold and snowy even at an elevation of just 968 metres!
Delightfully remote, Canada offers some of the most fantastic wilderness and wildlife experiences.
MONT ST ANNE - An advanced skier favourite! Reach the slopes in no time, as you’re just 30 minutes from Quebec City.
PANORAMA - Delve into a scenic mountain village of powder-filled tree-lined terrain.
SKI USA
Spotlight on Jay peak
HIGHLIGHTS
• Slope-side accommodation in a self-contained resort
• A range of slopes for all abilities
• Brilliant set up for school groups
• On-site indoor waterpark, climbing centre, cinema and ice rink
SKI FACTS
SKIBOUND RECOMMENDS THE STATESIDE HOTEL
• 85 rooms
• Max 4 per room
• Slope side with easy access to the slopes
• Equipment rental in hotel for easy pick up and return
• Unlimited free shuttle service access to other areas of the resort
- Explore a
Best
time
to
visit - Spring skiing in March and April, including during the Easter holiday, is a fabulous time to plan your school ski trip as it’s quieter yet still snow-sure.
Top Tip - Always check your students’ passport validity well in advance! To enter North America, you’ll need an ESTA or ETA. These forms ask many questions but are easy to complete.
Popular
Activities - Tubing • Ice skating • Bonfire and smores nights • Water parks • Open quiz nights • Bowling
• Cinema • Swimming • Mall shopping • Overnight city stays in Boston/New York on the East Coast USA or Niagra and Montreal in Canada.
Getting there
Flights typically leave early in the morning from the UK, so you arrive in your new time zone by morning.
LOON - Ski among the trails of New Hampshire’s White Mountain National Forest.
CANNON & WATERVILLE
- Hit the highest ski area summit in New Hampshire for ski safaris with a city stopover.
JAY PEAK
snowy wonderland with the bonus of a giant indoor water park.
SPOTLIGHT ON Jasper
HIGHLIGHTS
Cascade freely on uncrowded, snowy slopes
Ski through scenic tree-lined trails and alpine bowls
Witness native moose and mountain goats from outside your hotel
Spend lunchtimes learning about avalanche control and the environment with Parks Canada
Experience outlet shopping in Calgary
SKIBOUND RECOMMENDS
As the highest base elevation resort in Canada, it’s the ideal winter wonderland to celebrate glistening fresh snow.
SKI FACTS
Resort Height 5570ft
Lift Range 8570ft
7 lifts snowmaking 10%
30% Beginner
30% Intermediate
20% advanced
20% expert
91 trails
LOBSTICK LODGE
Canadian comfort in the majestic mountains
Embrace friendly Canadian hospitality in a modern atmosphere
Warm up by the open fireplace in the lodge’s reception
Unwind in the laidback lounge bar
Snack and sip on freshly brewed coffee at the Crazy Elk Café
Rest in spacious ensuite rooms that accommodate 2-4 occupants
A weeklong stay Jasper starts from £1849 per person ! Speak to one of our knowledgeable ski advisors on 01273 244 570.
Booking with SKIBOUND
How to book your SkiBound School Trip
It’s easier than you think to book one of our ski school trips - and we’ll keep you on piste at every stage.
Do your research
Consider your budget, and select your desired destination. Our trips include all your transport, accommodation, and skiing opportunities. Our knowledgeable ski advisors will suggest options that best suit your group’s needs.
Receive your quote
Make a provisional booking
Confirming your trip
Your provisional booking with us will be held for two weeks. During this time, you are under no obligation to confirm, but you can use our available promotional material to drum up interest from parents/ guardians and students.
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Complete the SkiBound booking form and send it to us with your first deposits to confirm your school’s booking.
Collect inital deposits
Once you’ve finalised your resort and accommodation, your dedicated Regional Account Manager will prepare a detailed quote for your skip trip. You can use this to get sign-off from senior school management.
Countdown to departure
As spaces begin to fill up, you can collect an initial deposit from students already committed to the ski trip.
You will then be allocated a dedicated on-the-ground Tour Coordinator who has specialist expertise in your chosen ski destination and can help you with every detail as you countdown to your departure.
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