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Club Med has launched its largest ski promotion of the
year for the 2026/27 winter season. The “Ski Days” campaign, available for
bookings from September 1 to 15, offers U.S. travelers instant savings of up to
$1,040 at participating resorts in the French Alps and at Club Med
Québec-Charlevoix.
Selected stays at the Canadian resort are also
available with discounts of 25 percent. The promotion applies to travel during
the coming winter season and combines the price reductions with Club Med’s
all-inclusive ski concept.
Ski passes and lessons included
Unlike ski holidays where accommodation, lift passes,
lessons and meals are booked separately, Club Med packages these elements
together. Accommodation, meals throughout the day, an open bar, lift passes and
group ski or snowboard lessons are included.
At participating family resorts, children under four
stay free. Travelers booking flights through Club Med may receive additional
savings and transfers, while eligible flights to the French Alps include one
complimentary checked bag.
For Club Med Québec-Charlevoix, five-night packages
including flights and transfers start at $1,849 per person from selected U.S.
departure cities, including Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Atlanta, New York and
Washington, D.C.
French Alps combine skiing and après-ski
Club Med operates a portfolio of all-inclusive
mountain resorts across the French Alps, offering access to major ski areas
and, at many properties, direct access to the slopes.
The participating resorts range from family-oriented
properties to more upscale mountain retreats. Group lessons cater to beginners
as well as returning skiers, while experienced guests can explore larger ski
domains before returning for regional cuisine, après-ski and evening
entertainment.
The company also offers its Snow Serenity programme at
13 Alpine resorts. If 50 percent of the relevant ski area is closed for two
consecutive days during a guest's holiday, the programme provides additional
protection through an alternative stay within Club Med's Alpine portfolio.
Québec offers 53 trails above the St. Lawrence River
For travelers looking for a mountain holiday closer to
the United States, Club Med Québec-Charlevoix provides a ski-in/ski-out
alternative on the slopes of Le Massif de Charlevoix.
The resort overlooks the St. Lawrence River and
provides access to 53 trails as well as what Club Med describes as the greatest
vertical drop east of the Canadian Rockies. Group lessons are included for
different ages and ability levels, complemented by children's programmes and
facilities for multigenerational families.
Winter activities beyond skiing and snowboarding
include snowshoeing, sledding, ice skating and, depending on the resort, ice
fishing. Excursions from Québec-Charlevoix also take guests to Québec City and
other regional attractions.
Ski services aim to simplify mountain holidays
Club Med is also using the promotion to highlight
services intended to reduce the logistical effort involved in a ski trip. At
resorts offering Club Med Ski Service, equipment can be rented on site rather
than transported from home.
Its Easy Arrival service includes expedited check-in
and check-out as well as advance registration for children's clubs and, at
participating properties, ski and snowboard lessons.
After a day on the slopes, the resort concept shifts
towards the traditional après-ski experience, combining dining and
entertainment with wellness facilities such as heated pools, yoga and other
activities designed for recovery and relaxation.
Image Credit: © Club Med
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