Tuck Winter Carnival is an annual staple in the SkiSync calendar. It's something we greet with eagerness as it always delivers as a fun way to connect with our group ski trip clients, both old and new.
Dax Myers, on Mar 6, 2017
Tuck Winter Carnival is an annual staple in the SkiSync calendar. It's something we greet with eagerness as it always delivers as a fun way to connect with our group ski trip clients, both old and new.
Stephanie Kubiak Hall, on Jul 14, 2016
During the cold Winter, when the lack of sun can sometimes be draining, a killer ski trip can be an excellent way to recharge your batteries.
Considering that most ski vacations can be costly and time consuming to plan (especially for ski groups), it only makes sense that you dedicate some time toward researching the right resorts for your needs.
There are a million different reasons people put groups together for ski vacations - the most popular reason being cost savings (since more people almost always means better deals). But, once the idea is solidified, things can get tricky when it comes to actually getting people signed up for the trip.
Fact: No one ever wants their next group ski trip to be a snoozefest.
"Hey, let's all pay a bunch of money to go have a terrible time in the mountains," said no one...ever. You want it to be a huge success, right? Of course!
Here are five tips to help you and your crew have the time of your lives while avoiding the common traps that lead to a trip that's "just okay."
