Wide-open spaces and the rhythms of nature have always made Trentino the ideal destination for those seeking balance and well-being in any season. Even during a snowy winter. As a matter of fact, 800 km of ski slopes, 229 ski lifts, 6,000 km of trails and over 1,000 trees per resident are waiting for you In Trentino!

These numbers show that there are many choices for less sporty skiers and tourists and that the chances of ending up in a crowd of people can be limited. That being said, even here in Trentino, where there is a lot of open space, crowds and queues can form.

That is why we are continuing to work hard to ensure everyone’s safety, even during the winter, to make your holiday in Trentino a time dedicated to nature, to having fun and to carefree relaxation. On the ski slopes and in the hotels, snow lodges, ski buses and the restaurants of the coolest ski resorts, you will feel safe because we have set detailed protocols in place, waiting for the 7th January, when the lifts will open again.

We look forward to seeing you in the same way that we look forward to the first snowfall, confident in our ability to guarantee you not only the welcome we have always taken pride in extending, but also the chance to enjoy your holiday so you can recharge in nature and with the people you love.

You can find updated information in this section on all the measures implemented to take care of you and your loved ones in Trentino.

The most important measures implemented in Trentino this winter

Here you will find a summary of the most important measures that we have implemented for a safe winter holiday in Trentino.

We guarantee:

• “smart” management of queues and crowds as well as increased online booking and payment services
• daily sanitising of all lift cabins and gondolas, toilets and other public spaces
• due to reduced capacity, increased frequency of transportation services such as ski buses to meet the needs for those coming from further away
• attentive service and compliance with anti-contagion measures even in restaurants located at higher altitudes
• the size of groups is limited for ski lessons and other activities so that you can take part with peace of mind
• an efficient rescue service operates in the area, available 24 hours a day and able to deal with any type of emergency
• all personnel working in the tourism sector will undergo regular health checks

Help us take care of you

In order to help us take care of you, all our other guests and local operators, we ask that you enjoy your holidays in Trentino, complying with these basic rules:

• Do not touch your eyes, nose and mouth with your hands
• Wash your hands often or use the hand sanitiser that will be made available to you
• Cover your mouth and nose when you sneeze and then make sure to wash your hands
• Maintain minimum safe distances from people that are not part of your family or group and wait patiently in queues
• Always wear your face mask inside and outside and in all in the areas where it is required, even outdoors.
• Make all your bookings in advance, like your ski pass, equipment rental, lessons and meals (especially in lodges) and use e-payments whenever you can
• Do not go out if you have any flu-like symptoms and if you have a fever (37.5°C and over) or if you are living with anyone who has symptoms that could be COVID-19
• If you suspect that you may have been infected, then do not go to the emergency room. Call the local medical service (Guardia Medica) or report it to the manager of the hotel where you are staying.