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Cervinia, has a long ski season running from December to May, and is also linked to
Zermatt in Switzerland, meaning you can pop over the border for lunch, should you feel
the need for a chunk of Swiss chocolate!One of the more recent favourites with British
skiers is the duty free ski town of Livingo. With plenty of cheap flights to
Milan, the city is one of the gateways to Italian ski resorts, with a number
of superb options less than three hours' drive from the airport.Bardonecchia, the French border town
which hosted snowboarding events for the 2006 Olympics, is a truly authentic Italian experience with
tree lined streets and rustic nike requin chalets. In Italy, rather than queuing to catch the first
lift to the summit, skiers are more likely to rise late, take a long lunch
and finish early for an après ski Peroni beer, a glass of Cinzano or a
shot of dark espresso. On a sunny day, you're likely to find more sun seekers
than snow seekers, and it's not uncommon to see people stripped down to the briefs
and bikinis, sitting on a slope-side sun deck soaking up the rays.Italy is normally overshadowed
as a ski destination by the better known ski resorts in France, Switzerland and Austria,
but the Italians have a superb selection of their nike pas cher own resorts and are perhaps
happy to keep their skiing secrets to themselves.However, as hosts of the 2006 winter Olympics
which took place in and around Torino (Turin), Italy has proven itself worthy of competing
as a ski destination in the international arena and for many clued-in Brits, Italy's laid
back attitude to life, love of fine food and wine, good value for money and
beautiful mountains are an ongoing draw.Italy has over 100 resorts scattered throughout the northern part
of the country, in the Italian Alps, and the jagged Dolomites. When it comes to
snow sports, Italians tend to be a little more laid back with their skiing compared
to their French, Swiss or Austrian cousins. Known for its lively nightlife, (not surprisingly fuelled
by the availability of duty free alcohol), wide open and expansive pistes and one of
the best terrain parks in Italy, the resort tends to attract a young crowd looking
for a great value destination with superb skiing and snowboarding.As Britain's skiers become increasingly well
travelled, Italy, along with other countries slightly less well known for their skiing, are likely
to become even more popular for those looking to experience the laid back lifestyle, incredible
scenery and warm Italian reception.Andrew Regan is an online, freelance author from Scotland. He
is a keen rugby player and enjoys travelling..