The Underrated Idea of Ski Picnics March 29, 2021 | Teresa Fisher
Cherry blossom inspiration for Mothers’ Day... March 9, 2021 | Teresa Fisher
Spring skiing cancelled in Ischgl March 3, 2021 | Teresa Fisher
When there are no ski lifts open January 28, 2021 | Teresa Fisher
More tour operators cancel ski holidays January 28, 2021 | Teresa Fisher
Finland’s City Skis January 26, 2021 | Teresa Fisher
Ski operators extend holiday cancellations... January 22, 2021 | Teresa Fisher
Future of Norwegian uncertain
November 11, 2020 | Teresa Fisher
Is the sun finally setting for Norwegian Air? The Norwegian government’s announcement this week, that Norwegian Air will not receive further financial support, has certainly thrown into doubt the future of the airline, as jobs are slashed. It also directly impacts … Read More
Ski Sweden this winter
October 28, 2020 | Teresa Fisher
Sweden seems a good bet for skiing this winter due to its different approach when it comes to lockdown. As many European countries see new Covid-19 cases surge to levels not seen since the peak of the pandemic, Sweden still has … Read More
A down ski jacket or a synthetic one?
October 9, 2020 | Teresa Fisher
Whether skiing, hiking or simply taking the dog for a walk, it goes without saying that it’s important to be warm and dry, but which jacket to buy? It’s all become a bit of a science these days, so FamilySkiNews … Read More
Arctic blast brings exceptional September snowfall
September 28, 2020 | Teresa Fisher
It is unusual to see heavy snowfall in the Alps in September. However, the recent sharp drop in temperatures across Europe has led to an exceptional amount of unseasonably early snow. In some parts of the northern Alps, the temperature … Read More
