The biggest ski areas, the highest peaks, pinnacle dining moments and a resurgent après ski scene with typical French theatre - corporate ski trips to France are amongst the very best. To the south of Geneva, resorts cling to the French Alps as far as the Alpes-Maritimes. Amongst them is a range of superb destinations for corporate ski breaks.
They offer ski incentives, fine dining, superb action on the snow and lively entertainment off it, whilst for meeting-focused corporate ski trips, seminar venues can be excellent, and a range of ski and non-ski activities are possible. Corporate ski trip destinations in France usually offer a choice of high-end, luxury accommodation.
Huge, linked ski areas offering mixed terrain are ideal destinations for corporate ski trips. The height of the ski areas allows early and late spring event options, whilst the dining is world-class. There are a range of non-ski activities in the French Alps, including ice driving, tandem paragliding, scenic flights, ice diving, snowmobiling and naturally, tobogganing.
Once a poor relation of Euro après ski, these days France can compete with some of the big hitters in Austria. La Folie Douce has spread across the French Alps and is often the spark that lights the après ski fire in numerous resorts – great sounds & spectacle.
- The French Alps are familiar to many, we work hard to unearth the gems in the leading resorts to ensure that ski events in France remain fresh.
- We have managed corporate ski events for multinationals right through to SME’s and boast years of wonderful client testimonials.
- We are passionate about French skiing and delivering on client objectives for their corporate ski trip in France.
- Nothing is left to chance. We have delivered many corporate ski events in France, work with local partners and conduct pre-event site inspections.
- We use the client brief to guide us, adding input based on past experiences where necessary, to produce fantastic ski events.
- Our French corporate ski trips can include unique activities such as snowmobiling, ice diving, tandem paragliding, scenic flights and more.
Size matters and Val Thorens is not only the highest ski resort in the Alps, but also part of the biggest ski area in the world – Les 3 Vallées remains the daddy of linked ski areas. Activities are fantastic, après ski vibrant and the ski-in / ski-out village accesses glacier skiing and the rest of Les 3 Vallées skiing.
Within Les 3 Vallées Courchevel remains the most upmarket resort, with stunning opulence, unmatched access to the slopes and fantastic evening entertainment. Between Courchevel and Val Thorens lies Méribel, the bustling resort with chalets and pumping bars. It is also the site of La Folie Douce and has some of the best nightlife in the French Alps.
Another vast ski area is the Portes du Soleil on the Swiss border and home to the twin resorts of Morzine-Avoriaz. Buzzing with life, Morzine is one of the most charming resorts in the French Alps and offers one of the shortest airport transfers.
Many argue that the best skiing in France is found at Val d’Isère. It accesses glaciers above the resort (and Tignes), has some serious, challenging on and off-piste terrain, has a large vibrant resort and some famously good après ski.
As global brands go, few can match Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, the town is a Mecca for alpinists and snow sports devotees.
It is staggering on the eye (the Aiguille du Midi defying all logic) and offers a range of skiing the length of the valley. Megève is like an elder statesman, one of the first luxury alpine retreats in the Alps and still offering some of the best names in the Alps. La Clusaz has a fantastically short transfer from Geneva and has a charming village and some great skiing for a short trip.
There are old stalwarts like Megève where Michelin is on the menu, and the truly charming Samoëns with its interlinked ski areas. France has endless corporate ski event options, pretty much something for every group.
