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You and a friend could experience a heli-drop while staying in La Thuile


A HOLIDAY TO ITALY


£2000


worth over


The Italian resort of La Thuile is an excellent base to try heliskiing as it offers great value compared to similar trips in other countries. A drop on the ski area’s nearby Rutor glacier allows for a scenic 90-minute descent right down into France. You and a friend could be trying heliskiing for yourselves on this trip for two to La Thuile. As well as a heli-drop, the prize includes seven-nights’ half-board accommodation in the planibel hotel, flights, transfers and six-day lift passes. For your chance to win just answer the question below. with its large ski area linked


to the French resort of la Rosière, la thuile has something for all abilities with excellent beginner slopes and lots of intermediate


cruising. there is also a good range of expert terrain including off-piste areas above the piccolo St Bérnard pass. As you explore you’ll lap up stunning scenery with great views into France from the top of the ski area. Italy is famous for its delicious,


great-value cuisine and la thuile is no exception. you’ll find ample choice of restaurants from basic pizza and pasta joints to upmarket places serving three-course feasts. the planibel hotel is set in a handy location next to the lifts and you can ski back to the door. For more information on la


thuile visit www.aosta-valley. co.uk and for more information about the planibel hotel visit www.crystalski.co.uk.


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La Thuile’s nearby glacier? to enter, visit www.metrosnow.co.uk/competitions. Closing date is 25 May 2012.


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tERMS AND CONDItIONS Apply. vISIt MEtROSNOw.CO.uk/COMpEtItIONS


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