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I plan Alpine ski vacations across Switzerland, Italy, France, and Austria, built around your group.

The best resort for you, not just the famous one.

I've skied more than a dozen resorts across the Alps, understanding the snow, the nuances of the ski towns, and how to get there.

Already have a resort in mind? I'll build the trip. If not, let's find the mountain that’s right for you.

Mountains worth visiting

Wide-open ski slope in Cervinia, Italy under a deep blue sky, with a chairlift carrying skiers toward snow-covered Alpine peaks in the distance.
Zürich's old town along the Limmat River at dusk, with the Baroque clock tower of St. Peter's Church rising above the rooftops.
Snow-covered mountains with the Rifflesburg gondola ski lift in the foreground, blue sky with some clouds, Zermatt, Switzerland.

These are just a few of the resorts I plan trips to.

I also plan ski trips across North America, Japan, and South America, plus safaris and luxury travel worldwide.

Switzerland

Zermatt and St. Moritz are two of the most recognizable names in the Alps. Verbier anchors the Four Vallées, one of the largest linked ski areas in the region, known for serious off-piste, great restaurants, and a strong social scene.

Italy

Cervinia shares its ski area with Zermatt across the border, one of the only places you can ski from one country into another, have lunch, and make it back for après. Cortina d'Ampezzo, the Pearl of the Dolomites, just hosted events at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

France

Courchevel and Val d'Isère anchor the Trois Vallées and Espace Killy, two of the highest, most reliable ski areas in the Alps, with real mountain-town character to match.

Austria

St. Anton sits inside the Arlberg, one of the largest connected ski areas in the world, linked with Lech, Zürs, and Stuben. Kitzbühel is one of the most historic ski towns in the Alps in its own right, home to the Hahnenkamm, the most famous downhill race in the world.

Reach out with what you're picturing and we'll figure it out together.

Why book through me?

I have access to premium inventory, upgrades, and relationships. Every trip starts with a conversation about how you travel, not just where you're going, and I handle the logistics from there.

There's no cost to work with me.