Latest articles about Kronplatz

Sinner's Manager Becomes Largest Shareholder in Kronplatz Ski Resort

Michael Fulton

May 29, 2026

Sinner's Manager Becomes Largest Shareholder in Kronplatz Ski Resort

Alex Vittur, the manager behind Jannik Sinner's rise to world No. 1, has acquired a controlling stake in Kronplatz Holding AG - the company behind one of the Italian Dolomites' most significant ski destinations. The deal reportedly cost around €10 million and makes Vittur the largest individual shareholder among 589 stakeholders. It's a notable crossover between elite sport management and alpine tourism, and one that could shape the future direction of a resort with a lot at stake.

Kronplatz

South Tyrol

Italy

Kronplatz Retires Its Iconic K1+2 Gondola as Construction of Pininfarina-Designed Replacement Begins

Michael Fulton

May 12, 2026

Kronplatz Retires Its Iconic K1+2 Gondola as Construction of Pininfarina-Designed Replacement Begins

Kronplatz is retiring its long-running K1+2 gondola lift after this winter season, with construction of a brand-new replacement system starting immediately. The new lift has been designed in collaboration with Italian automotive firm Pininfarina, with cabin interiors featuring South Tyrolean loden fabric and a gold and bronze station aesthetic. It's a significant upgrade for one of the Dolomites' most-used mountain connections.

Kronplatz

Dolomites

Italy

Michael Fulton

November 13, 2025

Kronplatz Will Be Italy's First Ski Resort for 2024/25 Season

Kronplatz in South Tyrol opens 29 November, making it Italy's first operational ski resort this season. With the Milano-Cortina Olympics drawing attention to the country's major resorts, this 121km ski area offers an alternative for those looking to avoid the Olympic circus and accompanying crowds.

Kronplatz

South Tyrol

Italy

Global ski resort operators unite to launch the first-ever Global Sustainability Ski Alliance

Michael Fulton

May 9, 2025

Global Ski Resorts Launch Sustainability Alliance to Combat Climate Change

Eight major ski resort operators from Europe and New Zealand have formed the Global Sustainability Ski Alliance, aiming to reduce CO₂ emissions and promote sustainable practices in the ski industry.

Kronplatz

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