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Why is Lapland so cheap?

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Started by EmmaEvs in Ski Chatter - 25 Replies

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EmmaEvs posted Nov-2010

Just been going through a brochure to see what's about. Lapland ski hols seem cheap in comparison to other places with most being in the low £400's. Is this because it's not considered a 'proper' ski country? I noticed that the actual skiing is limited compared to many other countries/resorts. Perhaps it's more of an all round snow experience country rather than being strongly geared towards skiing? It doesn't have a category on here under Ski Resorts which maybe says a lot.

Any thoughts?
I wish I could meet the person who first decided to strap 2 planks to their feet and throw themselves down a mountain

AlistairS
reply to 'Why is Lapland so cheap?'
posted Nov-2010

Emma,
I should imagine that if you want to see Santa, its up at the top of the must do list however, if you want to ski/board then it is very limited in relation to the well known resorts. :-)
I just love the gravitational pull

EmmaEvs
reply to 'Why is Lapland so cheap?'
posted Nov-2010

Thanks Alistair, I do get that impression. Great if skiing is one of several activities you want to do whilst there (obviously including Santa :wink: !) but not necessarily for skiing alone. Hmmm... can I make the compromise? There's a cracking deal on a little catered chalet with lovely sounding meals, husky rides, skidooing, the northern lights... hmmm. Fair old walk to the ski bus though :? It's probably all academic anyway. MrEvs would promptly poke my eyes out if I proposed diluting his skiing opportunities :lol:
I wish I could meet the person who first decided to strap 2 planks to their feet and throw themselves down a mountain

AlistairS
reply to 'Why is Lapland so cheap?'
posted Nov-2010

:D Remember Emma your the Manager! Mr Em's will have to carry your skis and poles and smile Politely when he meets Santa :wink:
I just love the gravitational pull

Ian Wickham
reply to 'Why is Lapland so cheap?'
posted Nov-2010

EmmaEvs wrote:Thanks Alistair, I do get that impression. Great if skiing is one of several activities you want to do whilst there (obviously including Santa :wink: !) but not necessarily for skiing alone. Hmmm... can I make the compromise? There's a cracking deal on a little catered chalet with lovely sounding meals, husky rides, skidooing, the northern lights... hmmm. Fair old walk to the ski bus though :? It's probably all academic anyway. MrEvs would promptly poke my eyes out if I proposed diluting his skiing opportunities :lol:


Too right, I'm heating the poker right now :lol:

EmmaEvs
reply to 'Why is Lapland so cheap?'
posted Nov-2010

Remember Emma your the Manager! Mr Em's will have to carry your skis and poles and smile Politely when he meets Santa


I love that picture !!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Too right, I'm heating the poker right now


You'll have to run fast. I'm boarding a plane to Lapland! :P
I wish I could meet the person who first decided to strap 2 planks to their feet and throw themselves down a mountain

Ian Wickham
reply to 'Why is Lapland so cheap?'
posted Nov-2010

EmmaEvs wrote:
Remember Emma your the Manager! Mr Em's will have to carry your skis and poles and smile Politely when he meets Santa


I love that picture !!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Too right, I'm heating the poker right now


You'll have to run fast. I'm boarding a plane to Lapland! :P


Boarding a plane ...... I thought you traveled by husky :shock:

AlistairS
reply to 'Why is Lapland so cheap?'
posted Nov-2010

Emma, You can purchase that picture from Santa's little helper when you leave the grotto! Smile please Mr :lol:
I just love the gravitational pull

Topic last updated on 08-November-2010 at 09:10