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Sunday 08 February 2015 9:49 pm

Top 10 tips for group travel this Easter

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by Rupert Longsdon, Founder of Oxford Ski Company and Luxury Chalet Collection

­1 Book early to avoid disappointment – the best chalets and villas always go first and you can never book too far in advance.

2 Forward planning pays off – flights get more and more expensive the closer you get to a holiday date.

3 Reduce transfer time – there are now 26 regional airports in the UK flying i to the main ski destinations, and low cost airlines are more comfortable for a short haul than a long transfer at either end.

4 Book a large enough space – find a chalet with an extra living/TV room for the children so you can enjoy your time together more freely.

5 Book ski lessons and activities as soon as you book the chalet or hotel – they can get booked up well in advance. Your concierge or chalet manager can organise this for you.

6 Find out the check in and check out times for your chalet – and book flight times to match.

7 Have your ski equipment delivered to the chalet – it saves time and battling through a ski shop with tired children (and parents) when you arrive.

8 Book flights before your accommodation – booking your chalet/hotel first otherwise it can cause lots of problems.

9 Keep to a bedtime routine – letting children stay up late “because it is a holiday” leads to fractious children half way through the week. Honestly, they’ll appreciate it as much as you will.

10 ­­­­Use an established travel agent – it doesn’t cost any more than booking direct and it’ll pay off.

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