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Ski Magic celebrates 30 years in La Tania with two new chalets

December 1996… The Spice Girls’ 2 Become 1 was on the way to beating The Prodigy’s Breathe to Christmas number one, and Ski Magic threw open the chalet doors to their very first La Tania guests!

Fast forward 30 years and nineties classics are once again spinning on DJ’s turntables(!) whilst La Tania remains just as close to the hearts of Three Valleys skiers as ever.

Owners Clare and John White are celebrating 30 years of Ski Magic in 2026-2027 and are as committed as ever to giving loyal clients and the next generation skiers a good time in the Alps. Not one, but two new chalets have been added to their chalet collection for this winter:

·        Chalet Caroline for 8-10 guests

·        Chalet Yeti for 12-13 guests

Both chalets offer easy access to the slopes and are ready to welcome groups of families or friends.

John says, “Our guests’ jackets, sunglasses and ski boots may have evolved considerably since 1996, but they still love a catered chalet holiday and Ski Magic are proud to carry on the tradition. Chalet holidays are here to stay in La Tania!”

La Tania’s visitors are a loyal bunch, and since the resort’s inception in 1992 for the Albertville Olympics, La Tania has maintained a reputation as a good value base to explore the world’s largest ski area.

The catered chalet formula of breakfast, afternoon tea and an evening meal all prepared by your chalet hosts is a real treat and means guests can focus on the important things: hitting the slopes, lazy lunches, après-ski and generally enjoying the mountain lifestyle without any obligation to shop, cook, wash up or empty the bins.

Long live La Tania!

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