France

Val d'Isère

At its meeting on 16 February, the Federal Council took the decision to lift the majority of measures in place to contain the coronavirus pandemic. Only the requirements to isolate in the event of a positive test and to wear masks on public transport and in healthcare institutions will remain in place until the end of March.

Since Thursday, 17 February, masks and COVID certificates are no longer required to enter public settings (yet masks remain recommended indoors / in areas with denser crowds). See the press release here >

From 14/3/2022, as published in the press release by the French Prime Minister Jean Castex:
§ The application of the vaccination pass is suspended in all places where it was required.
§ Obligation of wearing a mask, already lifted in outdoor spaces since February 28, in places subject to the vaccination pass, is no longer compulsory in any place, with the exception of all public transport. We do recommend you bring some masks as for example to access the kids clubs they still remain compulsory for now.

• Checking of the Green pass and the identity card at arrival
• Wearing a mask inside the Resort
• Ski room with one-way access and skier flow until exit
• At the ski lifts: Sanitary pass is required, control modalities to be confirmed.
  + Wearing a mask is compulsory

Ski start times are staggered. This allows us to reduce ski room capacity to less people and offer more space to our clients.
§ All ski lessons depart outside in the defined departure areas
§ Recommended times of access to the ski room for clients: 20min before departure time until 5min before
§ Please take notice and follow the signage and directional signs in the ski rooms

Prepare your stay with the free “Easy Arrival” service so that your ski equipment will be waiting for you in your lockers upon arrival.
As for skiing itself, we will apply all of the recommended measures from the ski facilities. It will not be required to wear a mask when making ones way down the slopes. We would also like to point out that the practice of this open-air sport already requires certain equipment which provides some protective capacity: gloves, googles, helmets, etc...

We implemented a reinforced cleaning/disinfection routine, even more individually plated meals, and physically distanced tables that conform to local standards.
All meal schedules (breakfast - lunch - diner) are extended, which allows families to have dinner starting as early as 7pm, for example.
We have redesigned our entertainment to facilitate food service.

Childcare is still offered during the day and in the evenings. It also includes the possibility for kids to have dinner at the Mini Club and be taken care of between the hours of 7pm and 9pm. Activities aimed at kids and families will also be offered in the beginning of the evening by the Resort. Our kids’ programs will be managed following all of the local regulations in place. One Mini Club Show (by children) is scheduled per week.

We rearranged our activities by offering multiple centers of activity during the days and evenings. We host live music, themed Club nights, and après-ski happenings while using all available space. One GO Show is also on per week.