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Spring skiing holidays that won’t break the bank

23rd March 2011 Print
Skiing holidays

The February half term has just ended, but the Easter holidays are just around the corner. This is the time to grab bargains on cheap ski holiday deals before the season ends.

This year the weather has been a bit mixed for skiers and we’re already into the month of March, which signals the arrival of Spring. But, after unpredictable conditions over the last few months, it’s looking certain that the season will end in style, with some of the best skiing seen in recent years.

SkiHorizon shares secrets on where to make most of this great snow on a budget in the latest update of the Ski Holiday Guide.

Whether your preference is for a ski holiday in France, Austria, Switzerland or Italy, each country has resorts with ideal skiing conditions, even as late as April-early May. The Austrian glaciers are a good example and are ideal for a long weekend skiing or snowboarding. The resort of Kaprun is open all year and SkiHorizon recommend visiting there in May when the skiing should still be of high quality. It’s always fun visiting at the end of the season when all sort of events and entertainment take place, day and night.

SkiHorizon celebrates the spring break by offering unbeatable prices. Just visit the official website of SkiHorizon at skihorizon.co.uk and choose the "Easter" tab. With discounts ranging from 40% to 60%, SkiHorizon ensure that ski holidays are available to everyone. It’s commonly thought that ski holidays are expensive, but SkiHorizon are working to change that image and offer yet more discounts. If you aren’t sure which resort to choose, then read the articles in the Ski Holiday Guide to help you decide.

The Ski Holiday Guide from SkiHorizon is full of tips for the whole family and for all lovers of winter sports, of all experience and ability levels. Read the article about Easter holidays at: skihorizon.co.uk

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