Poland: Funding sought for gondola lift to the fortress
In the Polish municipality of Stoszowice, a gondola lift more than 1.2 kilometres long is planned to make the challenging ascent to one of Europe’s largest mountain fortresses easier. While the concept is in place and fully supported by the municipality, an investor is now being sought to bring the project to fruition.
Panama: Cable Car Manufacturer for San Miguelito Project Selected
The cable car is to be connected to the existing public transport network, including a direct connection to Line 2 of the Panama Metro. The contract was awarded for US$255 million. What is known about the project?
Italy: New inclined elevator to the university
The new inclined elevator between Trento and the Mesiano university campus in Italy is entering the final stage of the project. The glazed panoramic cabin is already positioned alongside the line, and the initial performance tests have been successfully carried out. When will the system go into operation, and what are its key technical features?
Motorex: The secret to flawless operations
Maintaining year-round cable car operations in the heart of the Alps is a big challenge. At Ski Juwel‘s Schatzbergbahn cable car, the team relies on a state-of-the-art snow groomer orkshop, decades of expertise, and green energy to keep the resort moving.
Interalpin: Expanding its global network
Following a dynamic spring – highlighted by City Cable Car Solutions 3CS at Mountain Planet in Grenoble and a showcase at the NSAA Convention in California – preparations for Interalpin 2027 are in full swing. From April 20 to 23, the industry will gather once again at Messe Innsbruck.
Thawing Mountains: Risks for high-altitude ski resorts
High-altitude ski resorts are facing extremely rapid changes that were almost unimaginable just 20 years ago. Permafrost – ground or rock that remains frozen year-round – is warming up and thawing. What are the warning signs, and what can be done?