The best and worst places for Brits to go skiing in Europe, from Bulgaria to Switzerland
Revealed: The best and worst places Brits can go skiing in Europe this winter, with Bulgaria and Italy the cheapest and Switzerland the most expensive - a week's lift pass, ski equipment , six lunches on the slopes and tuition at the ski school Overall, the Bulgarian resort of Borovets has been named the best value ski resort in Europe for British skiers
AdvertisementBorovets in Bulgaria has been revealed as the best value for money ski resort in Europe for UK skiers.
That's according to a new survey by , which ranked 32 European resorts by cost by comparing the prices of each of a set of ski essentials - including one - a week's ski pass, ski equipment, six on-piste lunches and ski school tuition.
This basket of goods is £506 in Borovets. The Italian ski resort of Bardonecchia climbs to second place thanks to the £512 lift pass, while another Bulgarian resort - Bansko (£537) - comes in third.
At the other end of the spectrum, the Swiss ski resort of Zermatt (£1,367) proved to be the most expensive resort for Brits.
The report has been compiled using local prices for adult skiers which have been provided by Crystal Ski Holidays. Even though it is the cheapest, he found that costs increased by 12.8% year-on-year in Borovets, and prices increased by 7% in Bansko, third. /p>
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Borovets in Bulgaria has been revealed as the best value for money ski resort in Europe for UK skiers.
That's according to a new survey by , which ranked 32 European resorts by cost by comparing the prices of each of a set of ski essentials - including one - a week's ski pass, ski equipment, six on-piste lunches and ski school tuition.
This basket of goods is £506 in Borovets. The Italian ski resort of Bardonecchia climbs to second place thanks to the £512 lift pass, while another Bulgarian resort - Bansko (£537) - comes in third.
At the other end of the spectrum, the Swiss ski resort of Zermatt (£1,367) proved to be the most expensive resort for Brits.
The report has been compiled using local prices for adult skiers which have been provided by Crystal Ski Holidays. Even though it is the cheapest, he found that costs increased by 12.8% year-on-year in Borovets, and prices increased by 7% in Bansko, third. /p>
Echoing last year
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