Crystal are the UK’s number one ski specialist, featuring 140 resorts in 14 countries worldwide, with a great range of accommodation including chalets, club hotels, apartments and hotels. The huge variety of destinations on offer ensure that there really is a ski resort to suit everyone — from beginners on their ‘Learn to Ski’ packages, right through to intermediate and advanced skiers and boarders. Meanwhile their ‘Pepi Penguin’ kids clubs and Nanny service are sure to keep the children entertained throughout their holiday.

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The snow is falling, many resorts have opened their ski areas weeks early and, for most Britons, the winter ski season is just about to begin. Today the UK’s number one ski holiday company, Crystal Ski, launches preview edition of its ski and snowboarding brochure for 2010/11.

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Crystal Ski customers can this winter receive an essential ‘information pack’, including downloadable piste maps and details of rep services available in the resort, ready for their mobile phone. Crystal is replacing the traditional printed pack with an online pack which allows customers to access essential resort information up to nine days before departure from their PC or web-enabled iphone, BlackBerry and other devices.

Read more on… Crystal Ski resort information direct to your mobile

Crystal Ski is launching its new 2009/10 ski holidays brochure today with winter sports holidays to three continents, 13 countries and 127 ski resorts. This winter Crystal is adding Mammoth in North America, Itter and Hinterglemm in Austria and La Toussuire in France to its ski holiday offering.

Read more on… Crystal Ski launches its new 2009/10 ski holidays brochure – get your ski deal now

Crystal Ski managing director Mathew Prior has refuted claims that ski prices will soar next season. Some operators, including specialist Erna Low, recently predicted prices would rocket by an average of 15 per cent because companies had trimmed capacity and were suffering the effects of the weak pound against the Euro.

Read more on… Ski prices won’t be soaring next season

TUI travel, Britiain’s largest ski operator, has announced that it is cutting back on the number of chalets available for next season. accommodation choices for skiers will be more limited next season after Britain’s largest ski operator announced that it is reducing the number of chalets it offers by almost half.

Read more on… TUI Travel the ski operator cuts half it’s chalets