Do you want to ski? These are the most expensive and cheapest tracks in Europe.
Are you thinking of escaping to the snow soon? Perhaps you are one of those who take advantage of the weekend to slide down the snowy mountains of europe . If so, the 13th study 'Sky Resort 2019' made by Post Office in the United Kingdom interests you.
Their report analyzes** the costs of a week of skiing at 30 popular European resorts**, comparing the costs of items such as ski passes, equipment hire, daily food and drink on the slopes. Accommodation is excluded, as costs can vary greatly; flight costs are also not included in the survey.
What does the study say about the prices of ski slopes in Europe? According to their data, the bad news is that more than 80% of the stations surveyed have increased their prices.
In 2019, Bulgaria was the country that offered a more affordable ski season , but Italian resorts are once again challenging those in Eastern Europe for value.
Borovets in Bulgaria, the most affordable ski resort.
The Bulgarian ski resort Borovets has slightly surpassed Banksko , also the cheapest in Bulgaria in 2018. Specifically, skiing for a week in Borovets can cost around 540 euros . This includes equipment rental, ski lessons, ski pass, seven meals on the slopes and drinks for an approximate amount of 118 euros.
As we said, Italy is on the heels of Bulgaria in terms of affordable prices. Bardonecchia , in the Italian region of Piedmont, is the cheapest in the eurozone. A week can cost around 580 euros.
The most expensive of all the ski resorts analyzed by the Post Office, it is Zermatt in Switzerland . Skiing on its slopes for a week can cost around €1,600 . Only the ski equipment, the ski pass and classes can amount to up to 1,000 euros.
Close to Spain, and in 13th place in the ranking (from the cheapest to the most expensive) is Soldeu in Andorra . Skiing on its slopes can cost around 764 euros for a week.
take note, and These are the most expensive and cheapest stations in Europe.
Zermatt, the most expensive ski slope in Europe.
THE 10 MOST ECONOMIC
1. Borovets, Bulgaria
2. Banksko, Bulgaria
3.Bardonecchia, Italy
4.Kranjska Gora, Slovenia
5.Sestriere, Italy
6.Sauze, Italy
7.Ellmau, Austria
8.Vemdalen, Sweden
9.La Thuile, Italy
10.Cervinia, Italy
THE 10 MOST EXPENSIVE
1.Zermatt, Switzerland
2.St Anton, Austria
3.Saas Fee, Switzerland
4.Wengen, Switzerland
5.Obergürgl, Austria
6.Kitzbuhel, Austria
7.Val d'Isère, France
8.Zell am See, Austria
9.Meribe, France
10.Les Arcs, France