170 days of skiing await as Åre, Trysil, Vemdalen and Hemsedal welcome guests, with Sälen to follow. SkiStar’s winter season gets off to a glorious early start this weekend with Åre, Trysil and Vemdalen all officially opening on Friday November 15, with a historic first for Åre.
This Friday (Nov 8) marks 50 days until the first flight from the UK touches down at the brand new Scandinavian Mountains Airport in Sweden. Europe’s most convenient ski flight takes just two hours from London Heathrow with bus transfers to the hugely popular resort of Sälen in Sweden in as little as 10 minutes. Award-winning Trysil, just over the border in Norway, is only 40 minutes away.
The Ski Club of Great Britain has publicised its seventh annual national survey looking into the habits and future plans of the UK’s snowsport community. The survey results were delivered at a presentation on Thursday 10th Octoberin London before the findings being made public to all those interested in the current trends.
We have yet another excellent financial year to look back on. Compared with the previous year, it is worth noting that last year’s weather conditions were fantastic, enabling us to increase the number of skier days by a massive 7.5 percent. Considering this, we are very pleased with this year’s results too!
Direct flights to the Scandinavian mountains, exciting children's activities and half-day ski lessons. Scandinavian Mountains Airport opens at the end of December, giving travellers from the UK even better access to the Scandinavian mountains. The new flight from London Heathrow will enable British visitors to get to first-class ski resorts such as Sälen and Trysil in just a few hours.
Transfers on four wheels or 40 paws now bookable from brand new Scandinavian Mountains Airport.
New route opens up SkiStar's twin resorts of Sälen and Trysil to the UK market
Comments from the CEO Mats Årjes With the winter season behind us we can present the best nine-month results in SkiStar’s history and we see continued great interest in alpine skiing as a holiday alternative.
The 2018/19 ski season has been a great success for Scandi ski operator SkiStar, with rising British guest numbers, a prestigious FIS Alpine World Championship event and continued investment.
After a glorious April in Norway and Sweden, a new airport is making Easter family ski breaks even more tempting for Brits in 2020.
The snow's still on the mountains but besotted Brits are already booking their 2019/20 SkiStar Scandinavian breaks.
Comments from the CEO Mats Årjes Continued strong interest in alpine skiing is the underlying reason that SkiStar can present the best half-year result in its history. Profit after tax is SEK 87 million more than last year.
