In January 2015 a total of 4,600 winter sports enthusiasts from 10 European nations participated in the SnowTrex apres ski survey. Participants could choose between 15 major party resorts in the Alps. With approx. 24% of all votes Ischgl clearly dominates the ranking.
COLOGNE, GERMANY – In an international online survey by SnowTrex, party hotspot Ischgl dominates the list of top apres ski resorts. With approx. 24% of all votes the Tyrolean village is the most popular apres ski resort in Europe. Solden and Mayrhofen rank on 2 and 3.
In January 2015 a total of 4,600 winter sports enthusiasts from 10 European nations participated in the SnowTrex apres ski survey. Participants could choose between 15 major party resorts in the Alps. With approx. 24% of all votes Ischgl clearly dominates the ranking. On 2 and 3 are Solden (12.1%) and Mayrhofen (8.9%). With Livigno (rank 4, 8.4%) and Val Thorens (rank 5, 8.1%), Italy an France also entered the top-5 list. For 56% of all participants apres ski in an important factor when choosing their holiday destination. In average, European winter sports fans will spend 3 evenings out partying. Top of this list are the Dutch travellers, who reserve 3.6 evenings for apres ski.
In the English ranking, the French resorts are clearly on top. Behind Les 2 Alpes (21.6%), the resorts Val Thorens (20.4%), St. Anton (11.7%), Mayrhofen (10.5%) and Kitzbuhel (8.6%) are to be found in the top-5 list. 56% of all English-speaking travellers will choose a resort with good apres ski offers. Every 4th British traveller (28.4%) can’t imagine skiing without apres ski.
Photo caption: Ischgl in Austria.
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