Each year, one in ten French people go skiing in one of the 232 resorts in France.
However, according to an OpinionWay survey for Ginkoia, these holidaymakers are slightly less tempted to spend their holidays in the mountains in 2023 than in previous years.
For good reason, the rise in prices, undermining household budgets, is pushing the French to modify their holidays, or even to cancel them.
“There is no real reason why the ski holiday has become more popular since, the prices have not fallen,” explained to
La Croix
a year ago Sandra Hoibian, director of the company division at Credoc.
In addition, with historically mild temperatures, some resorts do not have enough snow (if at all), forcing managers to temporarily close and holidaymakers to change plans.
Do you plan to go to the mountains this winter, where and why? How often do you go there? How important are these winter holidays to you? How do you choose your ski area? Do you rent accommodation or are you hosted for free? With the rise in prices, have your plans been turned upside down? What do you think of the prices charged by the resorts? Does the climatic impact of your vacation affect your choice? Do you have a ski vacation memory in mind?
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The mildness of this winter disrupts the ski season throughout Europe
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Which ski resorts are open this weekend in the Alps and Pyrenees, despite the snow deficit?
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