Corporate Ski Lessons

Tips for Planning a Corporate Ski Trip

Pick the right ski resort

Choosing the right resort can make or break a corporate trip. Consider the skill levels of your team members and the type of experience you want to have. Are you looking for a lively après-ski scene? Or do you prefer a quieter, more secluded atmosphere? Do you want a resort with multiple activities aside from skiing, such as spas or snowmobiling? Take all these factors into account when selecting your destination.

Accommodation and Transport

Choosing between a hotel, shared chalet, or smaller apartments can have a huge impact on the vibe of the trip. Shared accommodations can help build team camaraderie and foster connections between colleagues while staying in a hotel can provide a more luxurious and private experience. Additionally, consider how you’ll transport your team from the airport to the resort and around the area. If you’re miles from the lifts, you may need to arrange for a shuttle or private transportation.

Planning Activities On and Off the Slopes

Make sure to prioritise organising group lessons for beginners first. Teaching them to ski the right way will really boost their experience. Once that’s set, you can add lessons and guides for intermediate and advanced skiers.

Getting a clear picture of each person’s skill level and what they hope to get out of the trip will really help the ski school plan the perfect week, group skiers effectively, and choose the best instructors.

For those who prefer not to ski, consider scheduling activities such as spa visits, snowshoeing, or sledging. Additionally, remember to book lunches, evening meals, and entertainment in advance for larger groups, especially if you want to secure reservations at the best restaurants.