I left my home in Colorado to snowboard in Italy. Between costs and the mountain terrain, each area had its perks.

The rate for the four-night break (bed, breakfast, spa access and helicopter ride included) works out at £1,972 for two ...

when peak-season crowds make skiing a nightmare, which is true of Les Arcs and all of its satellite resorts. Best for non-skiers: Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy Cortina has been attracting both skiers ...

Having once sat in the shadow of the French Alps – a longtime favourite among British skiers – the Dolomites has surged in ...

Experts at ski tour operator Ski Solutions compared their top-selling destinations with lesser-known resorts with similar ...

The rise of Airbnbs and an influx of tourists are creating a perfect storm with some fearing mountain towns are now at a tipping point ...

The chic Italian alpine resort at 2,050 ... and Utah’s Park City. Ski lessons, equipment rentals, lodging and dining both on and off the mountain are also cheaper in Italy.

LEARNING to ski is hard. Unless you’re a primary school kid, of course. Then it’s super-easy and you’ll put every adult ...

From here you can actually ski or ride across the border to Italy’s Cervinia ski resort, enjoy a lunch of fantastic Italian food, and take cable cars back up to Zermatt (but be sure to time your day ...