IGLU Unveils What’s New for Next Season

Responding to its  May 2026 survey in which customers said they looked for charming villages, good value, family-friendly resorts with outstanding food Iglu Ski has added 30,000 new holidays in Carinthia in Austria.

Resorts featured are Heiligenblut, Nassfeld and Bad Kleinkirchheim, famous for its thermal spa alongside its skiing.

Skifahren am Nassfeld, Kärnten, Österreich

Schifahren_Bad Kleinkirchheim_Winter ©Gert Perauer_MBN Tourismus

Wellness_Thermal Römerbad_Bad Kleinkirchheim_Winter © Gert Perauer_Kärnten Werbung

• PlanetSKI postcard from Nassfeld

PlanetSKI visted Bad Kleinkirchheim, BKK, to honour it’s most famous son, the legendary Austrian racer Franz Klammer.

• Ski Legends turn our to honour Klammer

To celebrate the launch, Iglu Ski’s Head of Marketing, Cormac Stanford, has launched a ‘Win a £750 voucher towards a Carinthia ski holiday’ open until September 30th, 2026.

One lucky winner will have that sum deducted from a new booking to the region.

With Easter Saturday on March 27th, 2027, skiers can look forward to an early Spring skiing break.

Falling early, Easter makes for the perfect time to ski, with typically good snow, plenty of availability, and a choice of dates as families pick from the two-week break.

Try the  Residence & Spa Mendi Alde in La Clusaz, from £849 per person based on four sharing.

Italian skiing is more popular than ever, following a boost from the Winter Olympics in February 2026.

Snow‑covered ski slope in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Dolomites, Italy.

Challenging Austria for second place in the popularity stakes after France, Italy’s value-for-money, charm and friendly vibe means more of Iglu’s customers than ever are asking for the country.

Many head to Sauze d’Oulx which continues to draw groups, whilst all-inclusive options at Pragelato are in demand.

Livigno is also a popular choice.

Livigno, Italy. Image supplied by Iglu Ski.

New flight choices include departures to Norway, from Birmingham to Oslo, unlocking easy access to Gausta, Geilo, and Beitostolen.

PlanetSKI visited Gausta last winter:

• PlanetSKI is on an Easter break in Gausta, Norway

Gausta, Norway. Image © PlanetSKI

Recently Iglu raised almost £800 for its chosen charity, Disabilty Snowsport UK, as MD Simon McIntyre and his family took part part in the Superheroes Triathlon:

• Iglu Ski raises money for DSUK

Simon (far left) and family, and Jeanette (centre) with husband Stewart behind. Image c/o Iglu Ski.

The Iglu team continues to raise money for Disability Snowsport UK, and will once again organise a ‘Bring and Buy’ ski gear sale ahead of next season.

Building on the success of last year’s ‘Gear for Good’, Iglu hopes to reduce the cost of family skiing, in particular, by facilitating easy clothing swaps, with donations welcome to DSUK.

Looking forward to the next ski season, Iglu Ski Managing Director, Simon McIntyre, said, “During the summer our focus has been on helping big groups and multi-generational families to get their ski trips secured, and as the season approaches, we are excited about all sorts of new holidays for our customers.

“I’m particularly pleased about offering so many new holidays in Carinthia, the sunny southern Alps, where everyone can have an amazing ski holiday.”

How To Book

Lead-in package price Iglu Ski offers 7 nights from £506 per person, was £739, based on two sharing at the 3* Residence Tourotel, Val Thorens, France, departing from Manchester on April 17th, 2027 with overseas transfers. +£66 London Gatwick; +£23 Edinburgh; +£11 Bristol; +£39 London Luton. Travel by train is also available.

See here for full details of all its skiing holidays on the Iglu web site.

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