Planning a college skiing trip is a big undertaking for any coordinator. The group of students who come on the trip must be given the accommodations and food that they can find. The itinerary for the trip should be created with the help of a company that has connections in the Breckenridge area.
The Accommodations
The accommodations for a college ski trip should include a block of rooms that will house every member of the group comfortably. The group can sleep four to a room or two to a room, and the group will pay a group rate for the rooms. Also, the hotel rooms should be as close to the skiing as possible. The best hotel for the group to stay in is one that has its own slopes for easy access.
The Food
The food for the trip should be planned ahead of time with the help of a travel agent. The agent can make reservations at restaurants in the area for the group. Breakfast can be served inside the hotel, and lunch or dinner can be at a nice establishment in the city. The group can share their dietary concerns with the travel agent, and the agent can share these concerns with the restaurant. Anyone in the group who has a food sensitivity or allergy can remain safe on the trip.
The Skiing
The lift tickets and passes will be provided by the hotel when the group arrives. The travel agent plans the skiing in advance to make sure every person in the group can ski as much as they like. Classes can be scheduled for members of the group, and special slopes can be opened to the most experienced members of the group. Everyone is accounted for in the skiing plan when it is created by a professional agent.
The best Colorado college ski trips cater to the needs of everyone in the group. The lodging for the trip, lift tickets and food can be arranged by the travel agent before the trip. The group only has to show up for the trip and have a good time.
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