Club Med sees surge for late ski bookings
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Club Med has seen a surge for last minute ski bookings thanks to fresh snowfall in high altitude ski resorts in the Alps.
Many ski resorts have reaped the benefits from heavy late season snowfall.
Club Med’s top selling resorts for late season ski holidays are Val d’Isère, Tignes and La Rosière, which all have high altitude ski domains with ample snow.
“Sales for our ski resorts in Europe have been up 23% overall for March and April for very late bookings representing a 20% increase in March,” said Nicolas Bresch, MD, UK, Nordics and Ireland at Club Med.
“Those looking to take advantage, we still have some great last minute offers available for April.”
More demand is likely as temperatures are due to drop again this weekend.
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