By/ Scenic Spots Home, compiled report
According to Club Med's 2019 Asia-Pacific Ski Tourist Intentions Survey, nearly 70% of skiers are millennials aged 25-38—the generation recognized as the most fun-loving—and 75% view winter skiing holidays as a trendy travel choice, with 80% willing to pay more for comfort, averaging $300 per day.
The Club Med 2019 Asia-Pacific Ski Tourist Intentions Survey shows that 80% of skiers opt for an "all-inclusive ski holiday" (photo/Club Med, same below)
Club Med’s all-inclusive ski holidays differ from traditional ski resorts by offering local delicacies and a wide range of snow activities around the clock, along with a joyful French party atmosphere and entertainment—all designed to reduce extra costs while meeting leisure needs, fulfilling three key criteria: "variety of activities," "convenience," and "great value."
Moreover, millennials see ski holidays as a lifestyle experience. Ninety percent of skiers are family-oriented, and most believe that children under 8 are the best age to learn to ski, with Australian parents starting earliest—allowing kids as young as 2. Taiwanese children start later compared to others, with half believing 10+ is more suitable. To meet family needs, Club Med all-inclusive ski resorts offer free ski lessons for kids aged 4+, plus features like magic carpets, beginner slopes, and snow parks for safe fun. Beyond skiing, there are educational music, art, and performance activities to enrich children’s holidays, while parents who love skiing can enjoy worry-free runs.
Club Med operates 17 ski resorts in Switzerland and France. To make it easy for travelers to visit dream ski destinations while meeting their needs, three premium European "ski" villages have been selected, launching Taiwan’s first personalized European ski package—“Europe Select Your Way.” The shortest stay is a 3-night, 4-day Club Med premium ski village, with the rest of the time free to explore other exciting European destinations, creating a highly customizable and cost-effective European trip.
All three resorts are located at mid-altitudes suitable for babies and children, featuring hundreds of slopes of varying difficulty and professionally graded ESF group lessons for all levels. Each resort is just a 1-2 hour drive from the airport, offers Asian food sections, and has G.Os fluent in Chinese to ease language concerns for families—making them great entry points for European skiing.
Club Med Chalet de Grand Massif Samoens Morillon, France
Grand Massif Samoens Morillon enjoys a prime location, just 75 minutes from the airport. Its modern architecture incorporates eco-friendly principles, blending seamlessly with the stunning Alpine landscape. The Gourmet Lounge restaurant’s dinner menu is personally designed by famed French Michelin two-star chef Edouard Loubet, a highlight of Grand Massif dining. New chalet-style apartments with 4–6 room types offer warm, luxurious spaces perfect for multigenerational stays. Exclusive bar service and private butlers cater to every detail, allowing guests to unwind, escape daily life, and enjoy mountain views in total relaxation.
Club Med Chalet de Grand Massif Samoens Morillon, France
Club Med Valmorel, France
Valmorel sits at 1,460 meters in the Alps, resembling a real-life fairy-tale snow village. The resort features authentic European architecture using wood, stone, and tiles, with a warm wooden scent and fireplace ambiance evoking aristocratic charm. It includes a kids’ club for ages 4 months to 17 years, where professionals help children discover the magical snowy world and unlock their potential. The resort also offers “Le Lodge,” an exclusive space with nightly champagne and private terraces overlooking Mont Blanc—a treat for VIPs staying in luxury suites or chalets.
Club Med Valmorel, France
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