Skiing is still a possibility, tourists are told.
Travellers keen to get away over the bank holiday may be pleased to hear it is not too late to go skiing.
SkiHorizon explains there has recently been fresh snowfall over the European Alps, making the end of April the ideal time to head to the slopes.
Val Thorens and Les Deux Alpes remains open, as well as other resorts in the north of the region.
Solden and Engelberg in Austria and Switzerland also have more than two cm of snow that means winter is not over for those wishing to get their skis on.
The company promises travel insurance policyholders and others that they will have a "magical experience" on this type of holiday, which is known to transport people "to a fairytale land under unbelievable starry skies".
And something worth trying for the most adventurous visitor is night skiing, which is becoming increasingly popular.
"Night skiing on the lit up slopes is enchanting and promises you an unforgettable skiing experience in the peaceful night-time mountains," SkiHorizon notes.
It has many benefits, one of which is the ability to take to the slopes on an unlimited basis, as there are few others around at this time.
Ardent skiers might like to purchase a pass that allows them to enjoy the hobby for a whole season.
And spokeswoman Myriam Cervera suggests there are plenty of low-cost accommodation options that make a skiing holiday suited to all budgets.
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By Anne Jones
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