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?
Too Tall for Singapore: Cable Car Forces AIDA Cruise Ship Refit
An AIDA cruise ship has to shrink. A reduced clearance in Singapore Harbour, caused by the reconstruction of a cable car system, has prompted AIDA Cruises to undertake an unusual modification.
Brazil: New Coastal Cable Car Being Considered
Until the early 1990s, the Brazilian coastal city of Matinhos already had a cable car. At the time, it was one of the city’s most important tourist attractions and a major highlight of the entire coastal region. Now, the municipal administration is seeking to bring the system back.
Bangkok: Cable Car for Exclusive Cultural Experiences
Several new tourist attractions are set to be developed in the Thai capital, Bangkok. Plans include a cable car, a museum of contemporary art, and an immersive experience world.
Herne: Green Light for the Cable Car
The Herne City Council has approved the construction of Germany’s first urban cable car for public transportation. The project aims to transform the former Blumenthal coal mine site into a modern high-tech district with up to 4,000 jobs.