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November/December 2023


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Ryanair Officially Launches Winter Ski 2024 with THREE DIRECT FROM BELFAST!


RYANAIR has released its Winter 2024 ski schedule with flights to some of Europe’s top ski destinations, including Milan, Turin and Barcelona direct from Belfast.


Whether you’re looking for an adventurous winter


break on the slopes or a relaxing escape to a cosy log cabin in the mountains, Ryanair has flights to some of the top ski destinations across Europe: Grenoble: From beginners to off-piste experts


– Grenoble has something for everyone. Choose the family friendly options of Saint-Pierre-de- Chartreuseor or former Winter Olympics host Chamrousse with its stunning views to Lans en Vercors for skiers and snowboarders alike, and all just an hour from Grenoble Airport. Grenoble’s proximity to the Alps and traditional villages that cater for all levels and styles of ski trips make it a hugely desirable destination for skiers every year. Vienna: Vienna is renowned for its friendly atmosphere, buzzing après-ski scene and affordability. Perfectly nestled in the Alps and a short distance from the city centre, many of the resorts outside of Vienna also include fun parks. Those seeking a great après- ski scene will enjoy Jauerling – which also includes free a ski park for children – win/win! Milan: Not only is Milan one of the world’s fashion capitals, it is also one of the best ski destinations in Europe. With spectacular scenery, the incredible Aosta Valley in the Alps or the major Milkey Way ski area in the Dolomites guarantee ski and snowboarders


will be living the high (altitude!) life after just a two- hour drive from Milan. Anyone seeking some of that Italian glamour should visit St. Moritz – known for its 5-star indulgence. Turin: Boasting over 600km of slopes and amazing


snow conditions throughout the season, Turin offers a chilled-out ski scene for those seeking a more relaxed experience. As host to the 2006 Winter Games, the Piedmont region has over 50 ski resorts to choose from. Via Lattea is one is one of Europe’s biggest linked ski areas – home to such well-known ski resorts as Sauze d’Oulx,Claviere, Montgenèvre and Sestrière. The skiing is best-suited to intermediates – so no pressure to upskill on off-piste tracks on this next trip!


Barcelona: With over 20 ski resorts within a close proximity of Barcelona, this winter destination can often be overlooked due to its popularity as a summer city break hotspot. The nearby snow-topped 500km- long Pyrenees mountain range are perfect for those looking to combine a ski trip with a city break, with many of the resorts such as La Molina (Spain’s earliest ski resort – first opened in 1925!), La Masella and Port del Comte only 2 hours from Barcelona. For those seeking a family-friendly and less-crowded option than the Alps – the Pyrenees is the way to go. Ryanair flies direct from Belfast to Barcelona, Turin


and Milan with flights to all five ski destinations (Barcelona, Turin, Milan, Vienna and Grenoble) from


Dublin.


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