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Utah Ski Season 2024-25: Third-Busiest Year Despite Visitor Decline
Utah's ski resorts recorded their third-busiest season ever with 6.5 million visitors in 2024-25, but the 3.6% decline from the previous year highlights growing challenges. Weather patterns, the Park City strike, and economic pressures all contributed to the drop, even as the industry invests hundreds of millions in new infrastructure ahead of the 2034 Olympics.
Sugar Bowl Resort Launches Major Upgrade Project
Sugar Bowl Resort in California has begun a significant two-year development project, including a new Village Lodge deck, modern locker room, and upgraded gondola system.
Ambitious Gondola Project to Connect Airolo and Andermatt Ski Resorts
A proposed 16-kilometre gondola system aims to link Airolo and Andermatt ski resorts across the St. Gotthard Pass, potentially transforming the region into a year-round tourism destination.
Mount Baw Baw Kicks Off 2025 Ski Season This Weekend
Mount Baw Baw in Victoria, Australia, is set to open its slopes for the 2025 ski season on Saturday, June 14. The resort has made changes to improve visitor experience and is ready to welcome skiers and riders of all levels.
Valle Nevado Sets Early Opening Date for 2025 Ski Season
Valle Nevado ski resort in Chile announces an early start to the 2025 winter season, opening on June 13th due to favourable snow conditions and significant improvements.
Utah Ski Resorts Maintain Strong Visitation Despite Weather Challenges
Utah's ski resorts saw a slight dip in visitors during the 2024-2025 season, but still recorded the third-highest total on record with over 6.5 million skier visits.
Chilean Ski Resorts Set for Major Snow Dump in 10-Day Forecast
South American ski resorts are gearing up for a massive snowfall event, with Chilean mountains leading the charge. The latest 10-day snow forecast shows some resorts expecting nearly 3 metres of fresh powder, promising incredible conditions for skiers and riders across the Andes.
Swiss Ski Resorts See Significant Growth in 2024/25 Season
Swiss cable car companies report an 11% increase in visitors for the 2024/25 winter season, marking the best performance in a decade. Lower altitude and smaller resorts saw substantial gains.
St. Anton am Arlberg Joins Elite 'Club 5' World Cup Venues
St. Anton am Arlberg has been admitted to the prestigious 'Club 5', an association of top World Cup ski racing venues. This recognition bolsters the resort's bid to host the 2033 World Championships.
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