Choose your ski holiday according to who you are?

Choose your skiing holiday, according to your character traits?

Choose your type of ski holiday and where do you go a little after who you are as a human being? Here are a few casual skiing holiday tips that might make you look at your skiing holiday a little differently. Skiing and skiing holidays, typically in week 7 have become an almost national right. And new ski travel destinations are popping up all the time. From exotic Japan or South Korea to eg Argentina for those who can not get enough skis in winter 1/2 year. Here we post some tips, ski blogs and ski travel adventures. And good tibud.

And where do you go on a skiing holiday?

Your successful ski holiday depends on many factors: Have you skied before or not? Are you a skier? Your requirements grow with your experience. The ski resort where you first learned to ski may be the place you always want to ski because you love the place, it is full of good ski trip memories, and it fully meets your expectations. But you can also and easily experience your requirements growing with your skills and social status as in “plus children”, then you may need to go to a bigger place or a ski resort with more black runs. So that profile has the development of its skiing in focus.

The social skier has family and/or friends as the first priority on their ski holiday. It doesn't have to be that demanding. In fact, it's the fun and/or party week of the year, so if it's a family trip, then the requirement is a good ski school that looks after the little ones well, and if you eat well and can have fun through it, and if there's après-skiing where the little ones can run around without getting hurt, then that's nice. And there's a longing for a bath at home at the hotel and just sleep for 1/2 hour and then meet up with family and friends for a good dinner and the evening ends at the hotel with coffee and cognac and in bed with the children at a reasonable time, not early just reasonable under the circumstances.

The price-conscious person is determined to get value for money on every ski holiday. Where can I get the most slopes for the money? Or where can I get the cheapest ski holiday in the right place? It could easily be someone who goes 2-3 times a year or more, and then price is a pretty significant parameter. It could be a small guesthouse, a little away from the ski lifts, he or she should probably be there at 9:00 in the morning ready for a long day.

The party-party type thinks: Well, a ski holiday should be a party, right? Preferably with quite loud music quite early in the afternoon, then the party is on, and it can easily last for the next 12 hours. So many places in Austria and France qualify, while you don't dance on the tables as much in Switzerland and Italy. Not everywhere in Austria does that, but here you can definitely find your 7-day party. But you will also find the nice ski holiday with nice dinners and exquisite skiing. The party gene includes a very low need for sleep, still 8 hours, but per week.

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The ski nerd . He or she is a training junkie before their ski holiday, has trained low impact fitness from home or similar, has watched +50 ski videos and takes ski lessons, as if they were vitamins and ski school diplomas, as if they were lottery tickets in Brugsen. There is probably an app on the trip that monitors everything! I mean everything. The results are reviewed every evening as if it were the Tour de France, and ideally there was a personal ski trainer on the trip or is there? Skiing is not for fun, of course it is, but only if you perform and the numbers are right. Time on certain slopes, km in total, time on the hill, etc.

The creative. He or she will test a terrain in several ways, correction: In many ways. The most obvious way down is immediately rejected for the most part. It may be the fastest or most logical, but there mustn't be a more fun road and way or a more demanding road or a more beautiful road. Maybe on a ski or backwards or through the woods, why not?
Can also be creativity in terms of finding new ski areas: She or he has probably been to the US or Canada on skis or is considering it heavily because the powders over there may lie on a steeper hill, are top notch and it must be tried. Goes after the sense rush that lies somewhere and waits for all the senses to be challenged, the talent to be tested and everything to fall into place except oneself.

When all is said and written, a good ski destination is primarily a place with snow, plenty of snow and good snow, snow that is easy to ski in. Snow you can dance in on skis, and sometimes in an unguarded moment to experience the marvelous weightless state when skiing is at its best: It was heck? What happened right here? I want more, much more. Zen on skis?

Choose your skiing holiday throughout the Alps

Go to Theme Travel/Ski Holidays and find travel tips and travel ideas for your next ski holiday and more than 30 ski destinations.

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