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Landmark launch for luxury chalet company in La Plagne

VIP SKI is returning to La Plagne this season with the unveiling of Graciosa, a striking new development of 16 fully catered luxury chalets, set directly on the piste at an altitude of 2003m. Opening in December 2025, this collection of private suites marks a major milestone for the brand, fulfilling a long held ambition to once again bring its signature style of service, design and location to one of France’s most popular ski resorts. read more

The rise of volcanic tourism in ski regions

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Indrabati Lahiri takes a look at how volcanic ski regions are embracing the current tourism boom and increasingly attracting visitors during the summer.

Volcanic tourism has grown significantly in the last few years. This is mainly because of more thrill and adventure seekers, increased traditional and social media attention and better accessibility to volcanic areas. read more

Award Success for Ski Operator

Peak Retreats has been named Best Ski Operator for the third time running at the Telegraph Travel Awards.

The awards, which took place last Friday, are decided by votes from Telegraph readers, with over 20,000 readers voting this time round for their favourite destinations, airlines and travel companies. read more

Ski Safari mark 30 years with discounts on unique multi-destination trips

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Next winter marks a big milestone for Ski Safari – it will be their 30th season offering incredible tailor-made ski holidays to some of the most exciting destinations across the globe. To start the celebrations early, they’re going back to their roots with £300 per booking off all 30 of their iconic multi-destination ski safaris for bookings made by 31 August (terms & conditions apply). read more

‘The Great Lift Pass Giveaway’ launched

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Yesterday Iglu Ski, the UK’s largest ski travel agent, launched ‘The Great Lift Pass Giveaway’ – when skiers or boarders buy one lift pass for up to £450, the second lift pass is free. In total that means there’s a potential of 1 million lift passes to give away. read more

Val Gardena introduce “mountain rangers” to the valley

This summer season, Val Gardena will introduce “mountain rangers” to the valley.

Four Dolomites Rangerswho are tasked with protecting Val Gardena’s unique nature, will take turns to work across the valley’s locations to raise awareness on how to behave, give safety tips to hikers and cyclists, provide information about the paths, weather, and other relevant topics as well as monitoring illegal camping practices. Rangers can also perform first aid in the case of an emergency. read more



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