When winter blankets ski resorts worldwide with pristine white powder, it's time to embrace the thrill of the slopes once again. The Alps remain one of the world's finest ski regions, capturing the hearts of skiers, snowboarders, and winter sports enthusiasts for generations.

Zermatt, Switzerland stands as the ultimate destination for skiers. The excitement here lies in its 360 kilometers of combined ski runs offering diverse difficulty levels, plus numerous ski schools for all abilities. On clear days, you'll witness the iconic pyramid peak of the Matterhorn, Switzerland's most recognizable symbol.

About 4 hours from Zermatt lies Chamonix, France, Europe's historic ski destination nestled near the borders of France, Switzerland and Italy. Home to Mont Blanc, the Alps' highest peak, Chamonix has hosted Winter Olympic competitions for over a century. This legacy creates challenging runs perfect for expert skiers. Off-piste activities can include visits to the spectacular glaciers in the area, including the famous Mer de Glace and Bossons glaciers.

Crossing from France into Italy, many recognize the Dolomites from the iconic vista of San Giovanni Church standing amid green meadows with the dramatic Dolomite peaks behind. But in winter, the Dolomites transform into an outstanding ski destination. This UNESCO World Heritage site boasts diverse terrain and an incredible 1,200 kilometers of combined ski runs, a true paradise for enthusiasts. Plus, the delicious Italian cuisine adds extra pleasure to your ski holiday.

Getting There: Fly to Zurich, Switzerland with THAI, then take a 3-hour train to Zermatt or 4-hour journey to Chamonix. For the Dolomites, fly to Milan, Italy, then continue by train and bus or rental car for approximately 4-5 hours. Book NOW.