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May 2005

Jacob

Jacob

The habits and preferences of our guests are changing. Do you know what they are looking for at your resort?
Making the Slopes Safer, by Claudia Carbone. The Labors of Norton, a SAM Editorial. The Beast in the East, by Jennifer Rowan.
Weather and the media have challenged areas in the Northwest and Northeast this season.
Snowmass to Expand. Doppelmayr CTEC Purchases Partek. Las Vegas Avalanches Close Area. Fires Put Damper on Three Ski Areas. Colorado Debuts New Extreme Signs. X Games a Record-Breaker. Elk Meadows Sold at Auction. Mount Ashland Closer to Expanding. New Snowboard Mag. SIA Audit Show Overall Sales Down. Obits. People. Supplier News.
Three resorts use modern technology to convert newcomers into lifetimers-and to retain the loyalty of core customers.
You might be surprised to find out how many ways you can lower your workers' comp costs.
A welding cart, a sheave wheel adjuster and a mobile chair remover are some of the great ideas from creative ski resorts.
GPS tracking system, work wear, battery-operated shoe inserts, bike racks, radiant heating units, home theate sound system, plows, replacement batteries and chargers, slip-resistant shoes, beverage carrier, and personal heater.
It's amazing what a resort can do with some capital, great managers and a genius on staff. Maryland's Wisp Mountain is poised for the big time.
Resorts across the country are investing time and money in improving the customer experience, one to the tune of $1 billion.
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