Group ski trips work best at resorts with large, varied ski areas, plenty of accommodation options, and lively après-ski scenes. In Europe, places like Tignes, Sauze d’Oulx, and Saalbach are ideal for mixed-ability groups thanks to their terrain diversity and energetic village atmospheres. Over in North America, resorts such as Park City, with its extensive slopes and vibrant town, or Banff, known for its spectacular scenery and multiple ski areas, offer unforgettable group experiences. Whether you're chasing powder, après-ski, or simply good company, these resorts make group travel easy and fun.

Your choice of accommodation can significantly shape your ski holiday experience:

• Chalets: A warm, home-like setting with private space for groups. They often come with cozy lounges, fireplaces, and sometimes even private spa facilities.
• Hotels: A fit for larger groups, they offer a variety of room types, dining facilities, and amenities such as pools, gyms, and spas. Plus, public areas for group gatherings after skiing.
• Self-catered apartments: For groups who value freedom. Whip up meals, set your own schedule, and enjoy an intimate setting.

When choosing the perfect ski resort for your group, there are several key factors to consider:

• Range of slopes: The resort should cater to everyone in your group, from beginners to advanced skiers and boarders.
• Non-skiing activities: It's not all about skiing. Look for resorts with plenty of après ski options, like bars and other winter activities.
• Accommodation options: The ideal resort should offer bigger hotels with ample rooms or apartments large enough to accommodate everyone, ensuring you can all stay together.
• Gathering spaces: It's essential to have public areas in your chosen accommodation, so everyone can catch up, relax, and hang out together.

Booking with WeSki is simple:

1. Go to the WeSki website and search for your preferred ski resort.
2. Choose dates, accommodations, and customize the trip to fit your group size.
3. Finalize your package and go through the booking process.
4. Make the payment. Remember, group members can pay separately, but it's crucial for everyone to secure their bookings by paying the deposit or full amount promptly.

Organizing a group ski trip can be a breeze if you follow this handy checklist:

• Create a timeline and set crucial decision-making deadlines.
• Decide on a group leader and trust their decisions.
• Always double-check confirmations, names, and spellings.
• Set reminders for when the balance is due.
• Ensure everyone has valid travel insurance and documentation.
• Distribute contact, emergency info, and eTickets to everyone.
• Pre-allocate room assignments.
• Sort out transport and parking, if needed, for your departure airport.
• Decide on the check-in process: as a group or individually.

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