Having missed out on skiing, corporate entertaining, Christmas & New Years family gatherings and group fun in the last 12 months, the need for togetherness is stronger and more in demand than ever before.
The current winter season is now (almost) officially a non starter, in terms of skiing at least.
We have begun taking enquiries and we are already confirming bookings for next winter.
There is a lot of positivity for future travel and the expectation is that the next winter season 21/22, will be a very busy one.
Adam Vasey Head Chef and Owner of Schooners Cornwall and previous private chef for guests at Kaluma Ski has a fabulous Boxing Day recipe.
Twenty twenty has been a challenging year for us all. We continue to look forward to a brighter and more uplifting 2021.
When you’re told it’s difficult to do something, you want to do it even more. We suspect everyone is desperate to travel and to ski at some point this Winter.
An update on Kaluma Ski, the resorts we work with and what the future holds.
An update on Kaluma Ski, the resorts we work with and what the future holds.
2020 has been a rollercoaster, the disruption to how we work and interact in the work space and with clients has changed drastically. That’s why at Kaluma Ski we believe a corporate ski trip is more important than ever before.
Kaluma Ski are honoured to have been nominated in the 2020 World Ski Awards
We plan to offer you the same luxury in the same resorts and make sure you have the very best time possible.
2020 marks the start of a brand-new chapter for Kaluma’s charity partnership with Snow-Camp. We asked Dan Keeley, Snow Sports Community Manager, what our partnership means to the charity.