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  • Summer Business Split
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    Summer Business Split

    SAM poll respondents from across North America had plenty of explanations—good and bad—for how business was shaping up this summer.

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  • Thank you

    Thank you for registering for Cutter’s Camp 2019 at Timberline, Mt. Hood, May 13-17. You will receive an email confirmation with Camp details and…

  • Home Page

    Home Page

    Two great reads. One subscription. Register by Aug. 12 with Lodging Included

  • Blue Pages

    How Green Is That Scorecard? The Ski Area Citizens’ Coalition (SACC)’s annual Ski Area Environmental Scorecard has created more than its share of headaches…

  • The End Page

    The End Page

    We wonder how many customers at Wilmot Mountain, Wisc., must have dropped their precious pies before this sign was deemed necessary. Throw in first-timers…

  • Industry Reports

    Grand Targhee Expands Grand Targhee, Wyo., negotiated a land swap deal with the Forest Service that will allow the area to expand its lodging…

  • A New Season Brings New Things

    It’s the day after the blackout in the Northeast and Midwest as we write this and we were one of the fortunate ones—for some…

  • Thoughts on Snowmaking

    Thoughts on Snowmaking

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  • Industry Reports

    Judge Negates Competing RCR Bid In August, an Alberta justice said a competing plan to purchase the beleaguered Resorts of the Canadian Rockies (RCR)…

  • An Executive Survey

    What single factor has had the biggest impact on the ski resort industry over the last 40 years? What will have the biggest impact…

  • Risky Business

    Risky Business

    So I’m snowcat skiing at Copper Mountain, Colo., and I’m in a cat filled, and I mean filled, with Copper employees. Just as we’re…

  • A Look at Skiing with Green Goggles

    We often encounter environmentally sensitive products: fleece jackets and decking manufactured from recycled plastic bottles; paper, not polystyrene at McDonalds; UPS trucks running on…

  • Responsible Après Ski

    It’s no secret that Killington Resort, Vt., is known for its abundant nightlife. Scattered along the five-mile Killington access road are quaint pubs, eclectic…

  • Does English Rule in the Workplace?

    Tension at the ski resort is high, with a number of employees complaining that they believe their Spanish-speaking co-workers are deriding them in Spanish.…

  • Putting Posters to Work

    The college campus bulletin board is an often-overlooked but potentially powerful and cost-effective method of marketing. Every college has them and the space is…