The 15-day Ski Days promotion combines discounts with bundled mountain holidays, highlighting Club Med’s effort to simplify winter travel for American guests.
Club Med is offering U.S. travellers up to $1,040 in instant savings through Ski Days, a 15-day promotion covering participating resorts in the French Alps and Club Med Québec-Charlevoix. The offer is available to book from September 1 through September 15, 2026, for travel throughout the 2026–27 winter season, with 25% off select stays at the Québec resort. The promotion places price incentives alongside the brand’s broader all-inclusive proposition, targeting both established ski enthusiasts and travellers considering a first snow holiday.
The campaign reflects a travel proposition built around reducing the number of separate decisions involved in organising a ski trip. Club Med says its packages bring accommodation, all-day dining, an open bar, lift passes and group ski or snowboard lessons together, rather than requiring guests to arrange each component independently. At participating family resorts, children under four stay free, adding a family-oriented element to the offer while keeping the focus on bundled convenience.
The savings apply across selected Alpine destinations, while the Québec option gives U.S. travellers a closer alternative to Europe. Club Med Québec-Charlevoix is located on the slopes of Le Massif de Charlevoix and offers access to 53 trails, alongside included group lessons and children’s programming. Five-night, air-inclusive packages start at $1,849 per person, including return flights and transfers from Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Atlanta, New York and Washington, D.C., according to Club Med.
Additional services are designed to address practical friction points that can add complexity to a ski holiday. Club Med says flights booked through the company can bring further savings and included transfers, while eligible flights to the French Alps include one complimentary checked bag. Its Ski Service provides on-site equipment rental where available, and Easy Arrival allows guests to complete certain registrations in advance, including for children’s clubs and ski or snowboard lessons.
The Alpine resorts also pair slope access with activities beyond skiing and snowboarding, including sledding, snowshoeing, ice skating and ice fishing at selected locations. Club Med’s Snow Serenity offer provides a stay at one of 13 Alpine resorts if 50% of the ski domain is closed for two consecutive days during a guest’s stay. Taken together, the promotion and its accompanying services position Club Med around an integrated winter-holiday format, using a limited booking window to bring value and planning simplicity into the same proposition.
