With winter fast approaching, now is the perfect time to organise your next snow holiday!
In Melbourne (Sunday May 17), Brisbane (Saturday May 23) and Sydney (Sunday May 24) the Snow Travel Expo provides a onestop shop for skiers and snowboarders looking to find the best deal on alpine holidays in Australia and across the globe. And with
a special guest appearance from Australia's Olympic Skier Jenny Owens, this is a must do event!
Snow Travel Expo Director Phil Osborn says, "The Snow Travel Expo aims to provide a social day out for ski and snowboard enthusiasts... it is a great place to create your snow passion."
People can: speak to resort representatives first hand: chat with industry experts; pick up valuable tips based on real experiences; check out the latest gear; and view presentations from the experts on gear and travel.
More than a travel show, The Snow Expo is a fun and interactive day out for the whole family. While mum enjoys Sydney's fashion parade, Dad can watch the Australian Snow Movie Festival - this year featuring snowboarder Travis Rice's new movie "That's it, That's All" - plus other amazing ski movies. Kids aren't forgotten, with jumping castles in Sydney and Brisbane and a rock-climbing wall in Melbourne.
Returning for the fourth consecutive year, the Snow Travel Expo offers a social snow experience so ski enthusiasts can surround themselves with all the fun things associated with the snow. More than 50 international and domestic resorts will be represented as well as snow travel wholesalers, airlines and equipment manufacturers. Entry is free and skiers and snowboarders will have the chance to win heaps of great prizes.
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Experience a cool winter escape at one of New Zealand's most exciting skiing destinations!
We'll fly the lucky winner to Christchurch to explore the region for five days in a fully equipped campervan. Plus they'll get a ski pass to Wanaka's Treble Cone resort and a Milford Sound Cruise!
ENTER the competition and you could be hitting the New Zealand slopes in no time.
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Be prepared Organisation is the key. Book accommodation and hire equipment early to avoid disappointment. |
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Take a Lesson Skiing lessons with a professional instructor are a great way to learn and improve (and it's fun)! |
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Bring a good book There is no better way to relax than curled up in front of a fireplace with a cup of hot chocolate and a book. |
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Rest and drink water It will keep you hydrated and provide you can absorb the amazing views while doing so. |
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Talk to the locals Get in the know by asking around. Locals know where all the great pubs and powder stashes are. |