A company ski trip in Zell am See-Kaprun
Lake and mountain in one, cosmopolitan and broadly suitable.
One person wants to ski for three days. Another wants to try it once. And a third has already said they won't be putting on ski boots at all.
For a team like that, Zell am See-Kaprun gets interesting.
What you can expect from this area.
Zell am See · SalzburgerlandThe lake makes the difference.
At most ski destinations you look up into the mountain. Here you also look down into the valley, over the lake, with a view that on a clear day reaches across the Hohe Tauern. We have access here to corners of the valley that aren't in the standard brochure, including spots on the mountain that, for a group dinner, make the difference between an ordinary evening out and something that stays with you.
Why Zell am See-Kaprun works for a mixed group
A company trip is not only about the best skiers. If ten colleagues have a great time and the other twenty are mainly waiting for dinner to start, we have planned the wrong trip. In Zell am See-Kaprun we have more room to let different needs sit side by side.
Skiing on the Schmittenhöhe and Kitzsteinhorn
The Schmittenhöhe sits right next to Zell am See. On top of that, the Kitzsteinhorn near Kaprun offers high-altitude winter-sport terrain. That combination gives us more options depending on skiing level, weather and time of year.
Skiing with beginners and advanced skiers
Beginners can take lessons and experienced skiers can cover more terrain on their own. We plan shared moments, but nobody has to ski at the wrong level for three days just because "we're here with the company."
Activities with colleagues off the slopes
Not everything has to be labelled a team-building activity. We prefer to look at things people genuinely enjoy, where colleagues naturally end up spending time with someone new. That can achieve far more than a forced exercise in a hotel meeting room.
Hotels and restaurants for company groups
With a large group the choices change. A lovely restaurant for four can be completely unworkable for 40 colleagues. So we look at capacity and logistics in advance and factor restaurants into the planning.
Getting to Zell am See-Kaprun
Depending on your group we arrange coach, plane, car or a combination. We also handle local transport where it is needed.
Zell am See-Kaprun works best for teams who recognise this.
- You are a mixed group with different skiing levels.
- Non-skiers are coming along and should stay part of the group.
- Colleagues like to alternate skiing with other activities.
- Almost everyone is experienced and the group mainly wants hard skiing and serious après-ski. Sölden or St. Anton are a better match then.
- You are specifically after outspoken luxury. Then we look at Kitzbühel or Gstaad.
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Zell am See-Kaprun for company trips
Its strength is flexibility. You have Zell am See, the Schmittenhöhe, Kaprun and the Kitzsteinhorn in the same region. That lets us build different kinds of days without the group feeling like everyone is on a separate holiday.
This is actually one of the reasons to choose the destination. The lake, Zell am See itself and the wider region offer plenty to do off the slopes. That lets us build a full alternative programme.
That depends on your programme. Zell am See gives you the character of the lake and a livelier town. Kaprun can be more interesting for logistics and for certain group activities. So we don't automatically go for the best-known name.
That depends on crowds, availability, budget and snow conditions. The Kitzsteinhorn adds extra options thanks to its altitude.
Zell am See-Kaprun sits at the more accessible end of our range, but there is no fixed price. After the intake we put together a proposal based on your actual group and wishes.
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Absolutely; that is exactly why we find this region interesting.
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Yes.
Lots of different people in one team?
Then Zell am See-Kaprun is worth looking into.
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