A school ski trip is a once in a lifetime opportunity for many pupils, providing a learning experience like no other.
In this guide, we harness our years of experience to provide you with what we regard as key considerations and top ‘Tips for Organising the Best School Ski Trip’.
One of the toughest things about arranging an overseas school trip abroad is promoting it. Getting pupils, parents and even the school itself to buy into it can be difficult – especially when there are other things to be taken care of.
In this guide, we use our 30 years of experience to guide you in selling your school trip to all parties.
Planning a school ski trip can be challenging, even for the most experienced organisers. We have put together this step-by-step guide full of tips to help you make sure everything runs smoothly.
Read our guide on how to plan, organise and execute your school ski holiday.
School trips are one of the most exciting experiences pupils have during their education years. The memories from school travel can last a lifetime, but so too can the skills gained as part of a school trip.
Travelling with a school group creates a dynamic learning environment, provoking the desire to learn, experience and grow.
Read our guide on how a school ski trip can prepare students for life after school.
If you are considering becoming a group trip organiser, there are a few things you need to think about.
We have years of experience in helping first-time organisers plan and run successful trips, so we will keep you on track at every stage of the journey.
In our comprehensive guide, which you can download via the button below, we take a look at everything a first-time organiser needs know before arranging a ski trip. From browsing to booking and from permission to planning – it’s all in our guide.
Five top ski areas, 25 separate villages, 270 modern lifts and bucket loads of snow! The expansive Amade Ski area is primed and ready for the first School Ski Trips of the brand-new winter ski season.
Our man on the ground in Salzburger Sportwelt (also known as Snow Space Salzburg), Alex, was delighted to report that it’s been “pouring down with snow”. Alex will once again be taking care of all IBT’s School Ski Trips in the picturesque Austrian Resort. He can’t wait for the season to get into full swing and welcome some fresh faces to Salzburger Sportwelt.
Slow starts have plagued Europe for the past few seasons. Hence, this cold and snowy beginning to the season has come as somewhat of a surprise. It’s a welcome one for everyone involved, who are optimistic about a great season ahead.
Despite only being the beginning of December, conditions are in tip top form, with excellent snow cover across much Ski Amade. This has led to many lifts being opened ahead of schedule and welcoming skiers and snowboarders earlier than expected. These early flurries have also disappointed one or two hillwalkers, who weren’t expecting snow quite so soon!
