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Travel & Co Ski Holidays Ultimate snow holidays to Canada, Japan, USA & Europe ⛷️✈️
❄️ For the love of snow
❄️ Smooth ride from booking to après
❄️ More fun, and less hassle

Ski & Board holiday experts based in Auckland, New Zealand. Our snow holiday destinations include Canada, USA, Europe, and Japan. http://www.travelandco.nz | 0800 555 035

Meet the snow holiday team – Amy
🏂 Ski style: no first-chair rush, cruising the blues
🙋‍♀️ Superpower: Knowing exactly w...
22/10/2026

Meet the snow holiday team – Amy

🏂 Ski style: no first-chair rush, cruising the blues
🙋‍♀️ Superpower: Knowing exactly where and how to skip the crowds
🏆 Golden rule: pre-book the extras you don’t want to miss
🍾 Après order: afternoon nibbles, hot tub, dinner, crash!
❄️ This season: Aspen Snowmass, Beaver Creek, Vail
 
Here’s Amy, in her own words 👇 

Perfect ski day: “An easy morning with a leisurely breakfast, skipping the first-chair rush and cruising the blues while enjoying the scenery. A hot chocolate stop, a long lunch and maybe an afternoon activity off the slopes, before finishing the day with drinks and nibbles as the sun sets, and thinking about doing it all again tomorrow!”

Top travel hack: “Pre-book the activities and extras you know you don’t want to miss. It’s one less thing to worry about when you’re there, and you know you won’t miss out on the popular ones.”

What skiers are after: “Japan is definitely the hot ticket at the moment, so I’m encouraging clients to be flexible with their travel dates and expectations around availability. If January is looking tricky, consider February or March. You can still get great conditions, with quieter slopes too.’

Of the destinations you’ve travelled to what are a few of your top picks you’d go back to in a heartbeat, and why?📍 “Sun Peaks: Think fairy lights, snow-capped rooftops and ski-in/ ski-out convenience. It’s everything you could imagine a ski holiday to be, with something for everyone.”📍 “Furano: An awesome base for exploring the Hokkaido Powder Belt. You can get your culture and cuisine fix while getting off the beaten track and experiencing the beauty of Northern Japan.
Tag the friend who’d be on the hot chocolate stop with you ☕ Chat to Amy via the link in bio.

Meet the snow holiday team - Kate🏂 Ski style: early start, runs until the legs give up�🙋‍♀️Superpower: navigating Japan ...
21/10/2026

Meet the snow holiday team - Kate

🏂 Ski style: early start, runs until the legs give up�🙋‍♀️Superpower: navigating Japan with luggage forwarding and the Shinkansen�🏆 Golden rule: Get a good pair of après-ski boots with plenty of grip, you don’t want your biggest wipeout of the holiday to be on the way to happy hour!�🍾 Après order: Fun last run straight into après drinks to relive the day’s highlights, then a quick freshen-up before heading out to eat, drink and do it all again tomorrow!�❄️ This season: Myoko Kogen, Nozawa Onsen, Shiga Kogen and Appi Kogen

Here’s Kate, in her own words 👇

Perfect ski day: “I’d get up early and hit the slopes, getting in as many runs as possible before my legs start giving up. Then a lazy lunch, a few more afternoon laps, followed by food, drinks and exploring the village in the evening.”

Top travel hack: “In Japan, it has to be making the most of the luggage forwarding service for my ski gear and bags, then planning my itinerary around being able to use that, along with the Shinkansen. It makes travelling around so much easier, quicker and more comfortable!”

What skiers are after: “It would have to be experiences. I did an amazing dog-sledding trip in Banff this year, so that’s definitely high on my recommendations. Cat skiing would be up there too — there are some great operators in both Japan and Canada. It’s such an incredible day, especially for anyone who loves the idea of endless fresh runs and untracked powder!”

Of the destinations you’ve travelled to recently, what are a few of your top picks you’d go back to in a heartbeat, and why:📍 “Niseko — it’s relatively big by Japanese standards, with some excellent sidecountry, as well as a handful of other resorts all within an hour.📍 “Palisades Tahoe — with two mountains, 6,000 acres of terrain, deep Sierra snow and incredible Lake Tahoe views, there’s so much to explore.

Meet the snow holiday team - Claire ⛷️ Ski style: warm-up runs, then straight to the fun stuff🙋‍♀️ Signature move: check...
20/10/2026

Meet the snow holiday team - Claire

⛷️ Ski style: warm-up runs, then straight to the fun stuff
🙋‍♀️ Signature move: checking the lift line from the window
🏆 Golden rule: never travel without your boots
🍾 Après order: mulled w**e, then the hot tub
❄️ This season: Switzerland and Austria

Here’s Claire, in her own words 👇

Most excited about this season: “My trip to Europe and checking out some of the best resorts Switzerland and Austria have to offer.”

Perfect ski day: “A hearty breakfast, followed by a few stretches and a look out the window to check out the lift line. A few warm-up runs, then it’s time to find the fun stuff! Finish the afternoon with a mulled w**e before heading to the hot tub.”

Top travel hack: “Always take your ski or snowboard boots with you. They can make or break your holiday!”

What skiers are after: “Clients heading to Japan are increasingly looking to combine skiing with cultural experiences. I always suggest adding Kyoto, the old capital of Japan, for its incredible culture and history. Hiroshima is another great option, whether you want to visit the Peace Park and Atomic Bomb Dome or head to Miyajima to see the famous Itsukushima Shrine.”

Of the destinations you’ve travelled to recently, what are a few of your top picks you’d go back to in a heartbeat, and why?
📍 “Aspen Snowmass: A must for anyone considering skiing in America. From the ski-in/ ski-out accommodation at Snowmass and the understated glamour of Aspen to the uncrowded cruisy terrain at Buttermilk and fantastic ski school, it really ticks all the boxes.”
📍 “SilverStar: The perfect family destination, with the majority of accommodation being ski-in/ ski-out, so there’s no need to lug the kids’ ski gear around! The mountain is ideal for all abilities, with long green runs for beginners and cruisy blues for intermediates. With a green, blue and black run off every chairlift, families with different abilities can still ski together all day. The small, safe village is another bonus, especially for families with older kids and teens.”

Chat to Claire about your ski holiday via the link in bio.

Ski, fly, transfer - have your snow holiday, covered!We partner with Allianz, who built travel insurance made for skiers...
18/10/2026

Ski, fly, transfer - have your snow holiday, covered!
We partner with Allianz, who built travel insurance made for skiers, covering you from the moment you book with us until your bag comes off the carousel back in New Zealand.
Travel & Co clients already get 15% off. Until Saturday 31 October, take an extra 10% off with code LABOUR10.
Sort your cover, then get back to the fun part. Book via the link in bio 👆
Full T&Cs apply.

Picture this: the mountains on your doorstep, a whole day ahead and nothing on the agenda but skiing. After years of put...
14/10/2026

Picture this: the mountains on your doorstep, a whole day ahead and nothing on the agenda but skiing. After years of putting everyone else first, this is your chance to put yourself back on the priority list.

So we asked our team, who’ve skied, stayed and explored them first-hand, for their insider intel on some of the best destinations, resorts and experiences out there.

Swipe through 👉

“My partner and I went to Whistler in April 2026 and ended up with the best of both worlds. Mornings on the glacier skiing, afternoons at Scandinave Spa in the outdoor pools, reformer Pilates for mobility and a full gym in Creekside. Having access to a proper grocery store was also a game-changer. Add in good food, great skiing and plenty of time to recover, and it was the perfect balance. It was so good we started looking at property options. Don’t tell my boss.” – Nick

“Deer Valley is one of those places that feels like a bucket-list experience. From the immaculately groomed slopes and peaceful, ski-only experience to the incredible attention to detail, everything feels a step above. We’re talking slippers taken off and ski boots put on for you if that’s what you fancy! You can even arrange to ski with an Olympic athlete, which would be an unforgettable experience. Honestly, this is the crème de la crème of ski resorts, and somewhere I would love to return to” – Amy

“Nozawa Onsen is one of my favourite recommendations for anyone wanting to experience a different side of Japan. One of the country’s most sought-after ski resorts, it’s also a traditional working village, so you’re amongst the locals, with small shops, authentic restaurants, ryokans and public onsens lining the snow-filled streets. There’s no need to rush your mornings — enjoy breakfast in the village, have a wander, then head up to the mountain when you’re ready. You can even try one of the little egg onsens scattered around the village. Come back down in the afternoon for an onsen and a meal before another relaxed evening. It’s a special way to experience Japan, where the village and its traditions are just as much a part of the trip as the skiing.”- Jaimee

“Panorama is such a great all-rounder, with some

One ski resort is good. Three is better!If you’re heading to this part of British Columbia 🇨🇦 there’s a very good case f...
12/10/2026

One ski resort is good. Three is better!
If you’re heading to this part of British Columbia 🇨🇦 there’s a very good case for turning it into a proper Powder Highway road trip:
Kicking Horse → Kimberley → Fernie.
 
🏔️ Kicking Horse brings the steep stuff, big vertical and serious mountain drama.
🏔️ Kimberley changes the pace completely with cruisy terrain, short lift lines, night skiing and a much more relaxed base.
🏔️ Fernie finishes things off with five bowls, stacks of variety and a downtown worth hanging around for once the lifts stop spinning.
 
That’s what makes the loop work so well. You’re not just skiing three versions of the same mountain.
Each one brings something different ✅ A couple of beautiful drives ✅ Three genuinely distinct resorts ✅ And one very good excuse to stay a little longer.
 
We’ve got exclusive offers on all three, but only until 31 October. Send us a DM or hit the link in bio to connect and we’ll plan your Powder Highway loop.

Hot take 🔥 you don’t actually have to ski every day to make an ultimate snow holiday.Even somewhere with skiing as good ...
08/10/2026

Hot take 🔥 you don’t actually have to ski every day to make an ultimate snow holiday.
Even somewhere with skiing as good as Fernie.

Swap the lifts for fat biking through snowy trails. Walk out to frozen Fairy Creek Falls. Give Nordic skiing a go. Take the kids to the toboggan hill. Or just wander Fernie’s historic downtown with absolutely no intention of putting ski boots on.

There’s plenty happening away from the mountain too - cafés, local breweries, the museum, the aquatic centre and a town with enough character to make a rest day feel like part of the trip.

A ski day in Fernie Alpine Resort doesn’t end when the lifts close.In the morning, a brunch at Bridge Bistro. Later on, ...
08/10/2026

A ski day in Fernie Alpine Resort doesn’t end when the lifts close.
In the morning, a brunch at Bridge Bistro. Later on, Nachos and a b**r at the Griz Bar. Aperitif from an ice glass at Lizard Creek Lodge. Or a ten-person shot ski downtown if things really ramp up to the night.
Fernie does après with plenty of character.
And after five bowls worth of skiing, you’ve probably earned it!

We went back to Fernie Alpine Resort this year.And once again, everyone came home saying the same thing: this place is s...
07/10/2026

We went back to Fernie Alpine Resort this year.
And once again, everyone came home saying the same thing: this place is seriously good!
Five bowls. 146 trails. Around 875cm of snow a year. And somehow, it still keeps that low-key local feel.
Our own Kate probably summed it up best: heaps of variety, easy to get around, hardly any lift lines and terrain that keeps everyone happy.
That’s the bit we love about Fernie.
It has the scale of a big Canadian resort without feeling overly crowded.
Big mountain. Small-town energy. Plenty of snow.
Hard combination to beat.

Small enough to feel like your own mountain town. That’s Panorama.Everything’s a short walk. Food and the game on at T-B...
28/09/2026

Small enough to feel like your own mountain town. That’s Panorama.

Everything’s a short walk. Food and the game on at T-Bar & Grill, a quiet pint at Jackpine, a proper dinner at Alto, coffee and pastries at Fireside before the first lap.

Kate’s tip: time it for Family Day Weekend and you’ll catch the Calgary Stampede rolling into the village. Worth planning around.
Need a supermarket or a bigger night out, Invermere’s a short drive.

We’ve got 30% off next season at the moment, but it finishes on the 30th September. We’d love to have you experience Pano this coming winter ⛷️

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