Slope rage

Article Abstract:

Ski resorts report increased aggressive behavior on ski slopes, a problem referred to as 'slope rage.' Improvements in equipment and slope maintenance have reduced the time needed to learn to ski, while making skiing conditions faster. The most serious aspect of the problem is the negative impact on safety in a fast and dangerous sport. Industry groups, such as the National Ski Areas Association, have initiated programs to educate new skiers on etiquette, patrol the slopes for instances of abuse, and rescind the privileges of recalcitrant offenders.

Psychological aspects, Standards, Column, Skiing, Skis and skiing, Skis, Skiers, Sportsmanship

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Skiing's paradox

Article Abstract:

The beginning of the skiing season has been increasingly earlier in recent years, but this trend has not boosted skier counts. Ski resorts should concentrate on marketing late-season skiing.

Marketing

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Summer resorts 2001

Article Abstract:

A directory of ski resorts that offer summer opportunities for boating, fishing, hiking, biking and other recreations is presented. It includes ski resorts in the US and Canada.

Canada, Directory, Resorts, Correction Notice

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