Away from the big names of the more fashionable resorts, these destinations offer excellent value for money without compromising on high-quality terrain.
Prices are per person, based on two people sharing a double or twin room half-board for seven nights, including flights and transfers, unless otherwise stated.
1. Livigno, Italy
Best for hitting the park or the heli
Livigno is one of the most inaccessible resorts in Europe. It takes the best part of three hours to get there from Innsbruck, and even longer from Italian hub airports. However, it’s worth the long journey, not only for its low prices but also for the quality of its parks and reliable snow cover. Livigno suits those on a tight budget partly because it has a special tax status that dates back to Napoleonic times. There’s no VAT, which makes drinks, petrol and consumer goods some of the cheapest in Europe. Many of the old wooden houses in the traffic-free village centre have been converted into atmospheric bars, restaurants and clubs.
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