As we recently posted about, we love to help friends, family and complete strangers think through where they should go for a ski trip. As a part of that, we make it pretty clear we won’t book your accommodations, lift tickets, etc. That is where The Lodging Company comes in. We had the opportunity to chat with Brenna Roy from The Lodging Company and have added them under Trip Planning on our Resources page.

A little bit about the company and how they can help you achieve the perfect ski vacation…

The Lodging Company has been in the ski travel industry for 25 years and they pride themselves on “good, old-fashioned service.” They’re number one goal is to create a memorable mountain vacation for their clients by providing top tier trip planning with essential logistics coordination, money saving tips and recommendations on what to enjoy while on your trip. Every destination is incredibly different and it can be impossible to know exactly what you are looking for in a ski trip, and The Lodging Company prides themselves on knowing the ins and outs of all of their resort destinations. They currently work with 37 resorts in the US and Canada offering properties (condos, chalets, resorts & hotels), discounts on lift tickets, arranging transportation, lessons, rental equipment and additional services including daycare, catering or grocery delivery.

Take the stress out of planning your ski trip this winter and reach out to us as a starting point to discuss where you’d like to go then head over to The Lodging Company website and they’ll take care of the rest – all you’ll have to do is your snow dances!

By Charlotte Miller
conSKIerge co-founder

Charlotte Miller caught the ski bug early from her dad. An avid skier and gearhead, Charlotte claims Sugarbush, Vermont and Alta/Snowbird, Utah as her home mountains. In addition, she has explored many other resorts throughout North America and northern Japan. Despite having a job in the corporate world, she skis 40+ days a year. She is an Ambassador for Atomic. Warning – while she loves to share her love for the mountains with others, don’t try to keep up with her on the hill – it won’t end well.