Saturday 25 September 2021 • Promotional Content


Luxury ski experiences in the French Alps


Adventure & winter sports T e Travel Guide 39


What makes a Signature property? T


ruly special locations, driver service, hot tubs, hammams, pools, cinemas, ski-in and


ski-out, resident chefs and concierge services — these are just some of the luxury features that help Signature Ski to select alpine properties for its portfolio. So whether your signature is


boutique opulence, eco-luxury, arti- sanal character, party glamour, modern minimalism — or anything


in between — Signature Ski has a signature experience waiting for you here in the French Alps. T e friendly team is based in Val d’Isère,


year-round


Book with


confi dence.


scouting sought-after loca tions and hidden gems to share with you. Signature Ski is right here whenever you’d like to talk or seek advice. T e team can’t wait to connect you with your Signature Ski experience.


All bookings are 100% Financially Bonded.


The brightest way to see the Northern Lights


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Call Kim UK 0345 021 0022 or France +33 634 40 90 97 E: info@signatureski.com signatureski.com


itnessing the Northern Lights is an unforgettable bucket-list experience.


Emblazoned with the dance of the


ethereal spectacle, the skies above imbue awe and wonder in anyone lucky enough to see them. T is year, search for the Aurora Borealis with the help of T e Aurora Zone, the original Northern Lights holiday specialist. Head to Tromsø and the Lyngen


Alps in Northern Norway and gaze at the Aurora Borealis from the comfort of your own bed; travel to Inari, the heart of Sámi culture in Finnish Lapland, and enjoy the quiet of the Arctic on a Northern Lights


rein- deer sleigh; or spend a night in the


world-famous Treehotel during a visit to Swedish Lapland. With years of Aurora hunting


experience, an extensive network of expert guides and its carefully and scientifi cally considered Arctic destinations across Finnish Lapland, Swedish Lapland and Northern Norway, T e Aurora Zone off ers you the very best chance of seeing the Northern Lights. With last-minute breaks available, there is still time to hunt the Aurora this autumn.


T: 01670 785 070 E: bookings@theaurorazone.com theaurorazone.com


Book now for 2021. Exclusive offers available online. Quote: TTG


Feel the winter love W


Head to Austria for an unforgettable winter break


inter love is the pale morning sun,


the slope still untouched, the


heartbeat before tearing downhill. Remember the last time you


stood on a summit early in the morning? T e entire day before you: the exhilaration when skiing down perfectly prepared pistes, the fl uff y Kaiserschmarren at the mountain hut, the children’s laughter during their snowball fi ght. You take off .


Winter love is giant evergreens covered in snow, deep, crunchy footsteps between them, the twin- kling lights of the village. Remember your last winter walk?


T e winter sun is tickling your nose, the snow is still untouched, your cheeks are tingling with the cold. You watch a snowfl ake fl oat to the ground silently. You start to walk.


©MONIKA LOEFF, TVB TRAUNSEE-ALMTAL


Winter love is a crackling fi re, tired feet in woollen socks, a cup of steaming tea in both hands. Remember that winter evening?


T e landlady at your favourite restau- rant immediately recognises you, you laugh together, the tea warms your hands. A good day.


Feel the winter love. In Austria.


Find out more: austria.info/winterlove


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