MANAGEMENT & TOURISM
Management & human resources, organisation & logistics, training & instruction, marketing, tourism and hospitality in the cable car and mountain railway industry.
NSAA: Networking of the american ski industry
From 8 to 11 May, the North American ski world met in Savannah. SI was also on spot at the convention to find out about the latest innovations in alpine technology.
Season review: Positive statistics in the Alpine region
The winter season 2022/23 was characterized by challenges, however, the statistics of the ski resorts in Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Italy show that the pleasure of skiing remains undiminished among guests.
Indian Minister visited Innsbruck
During his stay in Tyrol, India's Cabinet Minister for Roads and Transport Nitin Gadkari visited Innsbruck's Nordkettenbahnen. The interest of the visit is based on the fact that India is pursuing a program worth 15 billion dollars, which includes the construction of 260 ropeway installations to be completed in the next five years.
Destination Management: Gastein mountain railways rely on data
Gastein mountain railways use AI technology for anonymous recording of visitor numbers and distributions at key points in the ski resort. The advantages of this are felt by guests, staff and management alike.
Innsbruck Exhibition Centre: Innovation at the Interalpin
From 19th to 21st April 2023 the whole world will once again be the guests of Innsbruck at the INTERALPIN trade fair. After a four-year hiatus, the cable car and Alpine technology industry will meet again in the Alpine metropolis.
Gravity Cart: Family fun all year round
Even France is struggling with its precipitation levels and year-round operation is consequently necessary in many places. 4experience in France is therefore relying on marketing of the Gravity Cart.
Quebec: Government funding to boost Canadian ski tourism
The Canadian government announced its plan to generously fund Quebec ski resorts.
IMTA has new council and leadership
In the course of the second General Assembly, the new Council for the International Mountain Tourism Alliance was elected.
Hybrid Destinations: Mixed culture instead of monoculture
White strips in green meadows are causing a headache for winter tourism. The mild winter means that snowmaking is more difficult, especially in low areas. Hybrid operation could reduce the snow gap.
Outlook on the Winter Season 2022/23
Even in times like these, the D-A-CH-region (German/Austria/Switzerland) is not called the Sillicon Valley of winter sports without reason. Is Alpine tourism facing a turning point, a dip or even a possible booster this winter season? New data from MANOVA market researchers provide the answer.
Mountain Planet 2022: Industry on the up
More visitors, more exhibitors, more optimism! As the first major industry trade fair after the coronavirus pandemic, Mountain Planet in Grenoble was impressive.
Interalpin 2023: The World‘s leading alpine trade fair returns next year
In 2019 a total of 29,000 visitors – more than ever before – came from all over the world to INTERALPIN in Innsbruck, Austria . Four years later, visitors will have a chance both to surpass this enormous number and to experience the world‘s finest technologies for the Alpine sector.