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Passing on their Passion


for skiing


Enjoy the thrill of the piste and an abundance of Alpine charm with a bespoke ski experience from Powder Byrne.


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uch a fantastic service and a real understanding of what families want makes a Powder Byrne holiday the ultimate ski experience. Off ering


private jet charter, helicopter transfers and fl exible days of travel, their unrivalled service ensures every skiing getaway gives you high octane enjoyment in absolute luxury. Taking all the hassle out of the planning of


your holiday, the Powder Byrne team focuses on the needs of each member of the family. T eir service can fast track you to the slopes


for the ultimate ski weekend, fully supported by their indispensable concierge service. You can choose from a range of conveniently located resorts with fl exible accommodation, including luxury private apartments or sensational 5 star hotels, in fashionable resorts such as Flims/Laax, Lenzerheide and Grindelwald in Switzerland. T ey will show you around the ski area with


complimentary ski guiding in small groups to take you to the best runs, and secure the best tables at mountain restaurants. For parents with young children, their private


pb crèche, run by fully qualifi ed nannies, is available in many resorts and is complimentary outside school holidays. For mini thrill-seekers craving some speed


on the slopes, Powder Byrne’s award winning kids programmes have been designed to off er


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between developing early skills on the slopes with fun in the snow, making new friends, and not getting cold! For confi dent teenagers, the new FreeStyle course utilises the extensive ski parks in Flims and Laax, focusing on developing technique but ensuring that safety is at the top of the agenda. T e exclusive Martin Bell Ski Academy in


Zermatt gives young competent skiers, aged 11-15 years old, the chance to learn from the


the ultimate introduction to skiing for novices, whether starting on skis aged 3 in their Yeti Primer programme, or taking to the slopes a little later in the Yeti (4 to 9 years) or SnoZone Beginners (10 to 14 years) programmes. Powder Byrne’s secret is providing the right balance


UK’s most famous Olympic skier, and develop the technical foundations for a lifetime of enjoyable skiing. Reacting to a demand for a more fl exible


solution for teenage skiing, Powder Byrne has launched its complimentary ski guiding service, FreeZone, for confi dent skiers aged 14 years plus, who would rather ski with like-minded friends than their parents. Dedication to tailoring the perfect holiday


package to meet their clients’ every need, the seamless nature of the Powder Byrne service really is what sets them apart from the rest as Founder, Rory Byrne states, “Nothing is too much trouble. It’s the dedication and passion of our people both on and off the slopes which deliver the little extras that make all the diff erence when travelling with Powder Byrne” .


Stay at the Adula, in Flims, Switzerland from 24 - 31 March 2013. Prices from £2,010 per person on half board basis in Superior Twin room. Price includes special off er of 7 nights for the price of 6, fl ights, local transfers and full Powder Byrne service. For further information please call 020 8246 5300. Or visit www.powderbyrne.com


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