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Cheapest ski holidays - where to go!

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Do you want to go on a skiing holiday, but think it is far too expensive? FOREX Bank's new Ski Index lists the prices in 26 ski resorts around the world - and there is a huge difference in prices. We present the destinations for those who want to find the cheapest ski holiday in 2016. We're also curious - have you tried skiing in these countries and what is your experience?

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FOREX Bank Ski Index

The FOREX Bank ski index compares the price situation in 26 different ski resorts during week 9, 2016. Examples of costs compared are lift passes, average price for a hotel night and lunch. The starting point is Åre, Sweden, with a price index of 100. Everything above is more expensive and everything below is cheaper ...

Vart går den billigaste skidresan?
We have only been on a skiing holiday together once - it was to Sälen in Sweden.

The most expensive ski resorts

If you want to splurge on a skiing holiday, go to the USA, Canada, Switzerland, France, Austria or Italy. The most expensive ski resort is American Aspen with a price index of 215, more than twice as expensive as Åre.

"The price sensitive should stay away from the USA this winter. Expensive ski passes and accommodations combined with a strong dollar is not a favourable combination for Swedish ski travellers", says Mattias Varén, Travel Economist at FOREX Bank.

The cheapest ski holiday

If you want to keep your wallet in check while enjoying an interesting and exciting skiing adventure, there are other options. "There are a number of exciting ski resorts in both Eastern Europe and the Pyrenees that are much cheaper than the Swedish mountains," says Mattias Varén. The cheapest ski resorts are mainly in the eastern part of Europe, in countries such as Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Serbia, Poland and Slovenia.

The cheapest ski holiday is to Pamporovo, located in the Rhodope Mountains in Bulgaria, with a price index of 39. Here you'll find 14 lifts, a ski school, 20 pistes and 120 sunny days during the winter months. Relatively cheap ski resorts can also be found in Spain, Germany, Andorra and Finland, among others.

Undrar varför Peter ligger ner i backen...?
Wonder why Peter is lying on the ground ...?

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