Kranjska Gora, Slovenia —if you want to break up the traditional ski spots of Switzerland, France an

If you're looking for unforgettable ski packages as part of a vacation, the slopes of Europe are among the best in the world, but you also shouldn't overlook Argentina.  Here are the top 10 ski destinations:
Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy —host of the 1956 Winter Olympics, this town is nestled among 12 superb ski valleys in the Dolomite mountains of northern Italy.  Amazing Italian food also awaits at the end of your day.
Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France —the crown of the French Alps, this area held the ski events of the 1924 Olympics.  Mont Blanc is the tallest mountain in Western Europe, and you'll know it from the 9,200 foot drop on the slopes here.
Bariloche, Argentina —most people don't think of the Southern Hemisphere as a skiing hotspot, but the Andes mountains are the second-highest range in the world!  The actual skiing is at nearby Cerro Catedral, but the town of Bariloche is where you'll settle between hitting the slopes.
St. Anton, Austria —tucked away in the Alps, this ski spot will seem like you're in a winter fairytale.  You can stay in lodges where you can ski right to and from your door.  St. Anton is especially popular for après skiing.
Verbier, Switzerland —located in western Switzerland, this destination is close enough hotels in dallas texas to France to hop over and try some trails there too.  Verbier is full of sophisticated nightlife and shopping; perfect if you want to mix some serious skiing with some world-class entertainment.
Alagna, hotels in dallas texas Italy —a sleepy town of 400 is all you'll find for nightlife here, but there are 115 miles of pristine ski trails.  If you're looking to get away from civilization and see some of the best winterscapes, this is the place for you.
Courchevel, France hotels in dallas texas —another destination that's hotels in dallas texas all about skiing for the sake of skiing!  Courchevel is excellent if you have skiers and other winter sports fans in your family; in addition to ski trails there are also areas for snowboarding, ice skating and tobogganing.
Kranjska Gora, Slovenia —if you want to break up the traditional ski spots of Switzerland, France and Austria, then you should head to Slovenia.  The relatively gentler slopes here are great for beginners to European skiing, or people who aren't looking to tackle Olympic-level mountains.
Pas de la Casa, Andorra —this tiny country between France and Spain isn't very well-known in America, so you might beat the crowds of other locations.  It's also difficult to get to—visitors have to take a bus or rent a car from Spain or France.
Levi, Finland —the best, or worst, part of this destination is that it's in the Arctic Circle.  You might be colder than you bargained for, but you might also get a peek at the Northern Lights.  You can also ski here until June, thanks to the cold temperatures.