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Ski Club launches online Winter Olympics guide
A Winter Olympics guide has been introduced on www.skiclub.co.uk with the games in Turin less than a month away.
A full schedule of events is among features together with information the British team.
The Olympic guide also offers advice on where to stay, where to ski and how to get to the games.
This information is complemented by the Ski Club’s Resort Guide which gives information on all the Olympic resorts as well as information on over 200 other ski resorts. The resort guide offers piste maps, ski school information, where to find the best après-ski and daily snow reports amongst other pieces of vital information.
Abi Lee from the Ski Club web team said: “Many skiers and boarders are finding it hard to get the low down on the Olympics but our new section on www.skiclub.co.uk should make sure snowsports fans can dazzle their friends with their wide ranging knowledge of this year’s Olympics.”
Report by Phil Davies
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