Is it possible to get a ski package in europe for just one person including pass, skis and accomodation?

Ideal is ski and boot hire, lift pass, accomodation (B%26amp;B) for seven days. Cheapest possible.

Is it possible to get a ski package in europe for just one person including pass, skis and accomodation?
I would buy your travel %26amp; accommodation on the internet (either package or as separates - but don't forget the cost of the transfer if you go separate).





As a general rule....France is great skiing, but quite pricey in resort. Andorra or Bulgaria are less expensive resorts....skiing not as good as France (Bulgaria particularly)





Buy your ski pass at the resort daily (usually at the lift). The reason for this is:





1. The snow is not guaranteed every day (especially not this year) and you are unlikely to get a refund on your week long pass for the odd day you miss as a result.





2. You will inevitably miss either a day or at least half a day on the slope due to a hang-over. The economy of buying a week-long pass is more than lost in this instance.





3. You may wish to travel to other nearby resorts to experience a different environment - you will inevitably need a different pass for this.





Good luck!
Reply:No!!
Reply:I suppose it is this is the internet after all but you may need to pay like a suppliment unless you find one of the solo holiday companies which cater for single people. Try googling it and see what it throws up!
Reply:Try Bulgaria - presently Bansko has 30-55 cm of snow and Borovets - 30 cm. And you can get affordable packages - just google the names.
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Reply:they will be cheap this year cos theres very little snow
Reply:Try contacting Interski and and asking about their Classics packages. They tend to offer packages to Aosta Valley in Italy but very well may have other venues.



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