Iglú's New Winter Offerings

In its 27th season, Iglu Ski opens the doors to a winter full of possibilities. The UK's largest ski agency not only celebrates its trajectory but also expands its horizon with a wider range of personalized vacations than ever before. In total, 15,000 tailor-made experiences allow combining accommodation, travel, and extras to suit every traveler.

The main novelty is the expansion into Scandinavia, with hundreds of additional trips to Norway and Sweden, and new air routes connecting Newcastle with Sofia, Glasgow with Toulouse, and Cardiff with Salzburg. Train travel also gains prominence, with options aimed at reducing carbon footprints without sacrificing comfort.

Italy in the Olympic spotlight

Winter inevitably arrives with an Olympic spirit. With the Winter Games, Italy emerges as one of the season's key destinations. Iglu Ski has strengthened its offerings in the alpine country, focusing on stays that combine excellent value for money, memorable gastronomy, and the inevitable Aperol Spritz at sunset.

Environmental impact also takes center stage in the new collection. The agency highlights a selection of 18 MMV Villages Clubs and Résidences recognized with the international Green Key label, a symbol of sustainable tourism. Additionally, shorter getaways with transfers included are added, designed for those seeking a second escape in the season or for those who prioritize budget without sacrificing the charm of the snow.

North America on the map

Skiers dreaming of crossing the Atlantic will also find surprises. Iglu Ski expands its options in iconic resorts such as Sun Valley and Park City. For mid-February holidays, for example, a week at the 3* Landmark Inn in Park City is offered from just £574 per person, based on a shared room. A tempting proposition for those seeking the American flavor of skiing.

Prices in Europe remain equally attractive, from £629 per person for seven nights at the Hotel Serre Palas in Les Deux Alpes, with flights included from London Gatwick, or from £672 per person in St Sorlin d'Arves, departing from Glasgow. Offers are reinforced with early booking advantages this summer: free passes, discounts, and airport benefits.

A season designed for everyone

“This year our customers will have more options than ever,” assures Simon McIntyre, Managing Director of Iglu Ski. “The online booking process has been simplified, and it is now possible to personalize every detail of the experience, however specific.”

In 2025, Iglu Ski was named Online Travel Agency of the Year at the Agent Achievement Awards, received the Platinum Trusted Service award from Feefo with a score of 4.8/5, and maintains an “Excellent” rating on Trustpilot. A testament to the confidence in a company that, since its founding in 1998 by Richard Downs, has taken more than 400,000 travelers to the snow.