Coming from Geneva airport to your snowboarding village was never easier.

With a range of ski transfer companies running from the airport in Geneva, this has meant the price of Chamonix transfers going down by a noticeable amount.

Nowadays it is not the case that there were merely a a small number of airport transfer companies to pick.

Now the traveler has a range of options, with the majority of operators operating a small fleet of new taxis.

Especially if one is skiing in Chamonix Mont Blanc then a ski transfer can take only an hour, and set you back 25 Euros.

The short distance of the transfer, and the cheaper costs of Geneva to Chamonix transfers, means that short skiing breaks have become ever more popular as skiers decide to take less holiday time, yet still want to savor their skiing vacations.

Skiing weekends will remain popular as snowboarders are keen to have a skiing holiday, but do not want to take a full 7 days away from work in part due to the economic crisis.

The other benefit of the reduced taxi prices is that the costs of snowboarding vacations keeps on falling.

Snowboard hire is certainly more reasonable than it used to be in seasons past, particularly if one takes the option to book online before heading out your snowboarding vacation.

Whilst the lowered value of the sterling compared to the euro makes things costlier in the snowboarding town, if you’re reserving a catered chalet then nearly all of your break is already paid for in pounds ahead of your arrival.