What does TQH mean in COMPANIES & FIRMS

TQH involves accessing untouched, off-piste skiing or snowboarding terrain using a helicopter as your transport. Skiers and snowboarders can make multiple runs during a single day's heli-skiing trip, allowing them to experience a variety of fresh runs in one day.

Like any extreme sport, heli-skiing carries inherent risks that must be taken into account when considering participating in it. Professional guides are highly trained and experienced in mitigating risk during the activity; however skiers should always be aware of their environment when skiing in unfamiliar conditions or terrain.

Any experienced skier or snowboarder who is physically fit and capable of completing the required safety courses is welcome to join TQH trips. All participants are required to pass rigorous safety procedures before being allowed to participate in the activity.

The cost of a heli-skiing trip varies depending on factors such as location, group size, number of days spent on the mountain, etc., but generally starts at around 0 per person per day for smaller groups and up to 00 for larger groups sharing helicopters. Additional costs may apply for rescue services if needed.

There are several excellent destinations worldwide offering heli-skiing services including New Zealand, Canada, Alaska and Chile. Each destination offers its own unique challenges and opportunities for adventure seekers looking to experience unbelievable powder runs!