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Val D’Isère ski school prices versus Italy

 Poster: A snowHead
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Hi everyone,

I am in Val over Christmas and have just been looking at ski school prices which seem very expensive compared to my previous experiences in Italy. After having spent 5 days in Val Thorens last year I thought I had gotten used to French prices but perhaps I have been naive.
That said if anyone has recommendations to suit my girlfriend who is intermediate but not confident then let me know as I it will make her happy if I sort it out.

Thanks.
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There's a big range of ski schools in Val d'Isere with a big range of prices. Which have you been looking at? And of course the continued weakness of the pound against the euro doesn't help.
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Val d'Isere is certainly pretty expensive but I wouldn't have thought it was much different to Val Thorens, like for like. How much did you pay in Italy? Italy is generally cheaper for food and drink, for sure.
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France generally more exp all round due to general taxation 35% Corp tax I believe.... Italy significantly
cheaper

Val d also larger French ski resort will add a layer of cash compared to smaller French resorts
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Steve Angus at TDC. Not had a lesson with him myself but comes highly recommended.

Andy
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anderoo wrote:
Steve Angus at TDC. Not had a lesson with him myself but comes highly recommended.

Andy


I've had lessons with him on pre season bash (so can't comment on TDC prices) and he's very good.
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