The cheapest ski resorts in Europe - euronews

A study conducted this year showed that overall, the cost of skiing in Europe has increased by 34.8 percent after 2015, taking inflation into account, euronews.com reports.

However, the publication notes that there are also cheap ski resorts in Europe, such as Georgia, Bulgaria and Andorra.

"Georgia's ski resorts are one of the affordable price options, which have a reliable snow cover as an additional bonus.

Although the mountains of the Caucasus heat up like everywhere else, the slopes of Georgia have the advantage of being quite high. Gudauri and Tetnuld resorts stretch from 2000 to 3000 meters.

This also makes it one of the most environmentally friendly ski resorts in Europe, as resorts do not have to rely on artificial snow.

According to Petr Majeri, team leader at Vagabond Adventures ski school in Gudauri, Georgia also offers "an atmosphere of adventure that you just don't get in the polished Alps." L in resorts and fairy-tale villages.

"What it lacks is infrastructure, which sometimes lags behind the development of other European destinations," he says.

A ski pass costs about 25 euros per day, and the best deal is the season pass, which gives you unlimited access to all ski resorts in Georgia for about 200 euros. Renting full equipment costs an average of 22 euros per day.

After a busy day on the slopes, you can replenish your strength with Georgian cuisine, which consists of khinkli and khachapuri," the publication writes.

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