Reno-Tahoe Ski/Snowboard Vacation Package

WEDNESDAY, 24 FEBRUARY 2010
Submitted By: Mariangela Silvestre

Accelar announced today the addition of Northstar-at-Tahoe and Sierra-at-Tahoe Resorts as ski area and lodging partners for its Reno-Tahoe Ski Vacation package offering, and the launch of 3-day/2-night ski vacation packages. The ski vacation package includes Northstar® or Sierra™ Resort lift tickets, on-site lodging at Northstar Resort or accommodations in South Lake Tahoe,, and transportation to and from the San Francisco Bay Area to the Reno-Tahoe area.

“Northstar and Sierra-at-Tahoe Resorts are popular Lake Tahoe area resorts for skiers and snowboarders of all ages. The varied terrain at both resorts caters to skiers and snowboarders of all levels, and with top notch learning programs, both areas offer a variety of opportunities for winter sport enthusiasts to improve their skills,” said Accelar Marketing Manager Vikrant Pathania. “We are delighted to have Northstar-at-Tahoe and Sierra-at-Tahoe Resorts as our ski resort and lodging partners.”

Prices for 3-day/2-night Northstar-at-Tahoe Resort vacation packages start at $668 for one person, $880 for a couple, and $1180 for a family of four. Prices include occupancy tax, resort fees, baggage handling and all other charges.

Prices for 3-day/2-night Sierra-at-Tahoe vacation packages start at $720 for a couple, and $1,096 for a family of four. The Prices include occupancy tax, resort fees, baggage handling and all other charges.

“Through our partnership with Accelar and RenoTahoeSkiVacations.com, we are delighted to offer the San Francisco Bay Area community a package that now includes transportation to and from the Bay Area,” said Jake Christoferson, Northstar and Sierra Resort Destination Sales Manager. “This offering has made the Reno-Tahoe destination in general, and Northstar and Sierra Resorts in particular, more accessible to Bay Area residents. Their ski vacation begins when they board the RenoTahoeSkiVacations Motor Coach, and doesn’t end until they are returned to the Bay Area.”

Source: www.pr.com