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Whistler ski resort is centre of attraction for meeting up with Sugar Daddy’s
When you are the number one ski resort in North America, then it shouldn’t come too as much of a surprise that it may be fertile ground to hook up with sugar daddy skiers. Whistler has come up on top of a list of ”Top 10 Sugar Daddy Ski Resorts in North America”.
Continue reading ‘Whistler is the hottest place to pick up Sugar Daddy’
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The 10th annual Winter Raid rally is set to depart from St. Moritz in a couple of days
The tenth edition of the WinterRaid (www.raid.ch), will feature a dazzling array of vintage race cars as they make their way from St. Moritz to the Italian resort of Cortina.
The race which is traditionally held in Germany will be take 90 vintage cars competing on this new 260 km winter journey from Switzerland to Italy for the first time.
The race begins in St Moritz on 17th January with the cars scheduled to start arriving in Cortina during the afternoon of the following day, 18th January.
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A new high profile trip is being offered by private jet from the UK to Verbier.
Here’s an idea for Valentine’s Day or any other special occasion. A private jet airline company Victor and luxury ski operator The Oxford Ski Company (www.oxfordski.com) to offer three nights in Verbier from £1,958 ($3,500) per person, including luxury hotel accommodation from the UK.
Continue reading ‘Valentines Day: Tour operator selling private jet service into Verbier’
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Arizona Snowbowl resort has been the target of many tribes over plans to use purified waste water to make snow.
An Arizona ski resort finally began making snow for the first time on December 27th, ending more than seven years’ worth of legal battles over its snowmaking system, which relies entirely upon treated wastewater to coat its slopes when the snowfall has been uneven.
Continue reading ‘Dispute clears the way for Arizona snowmaking with wastwater’
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Wax and sharpen your skis: The Kremlin has announced Russian leader Vladimir Putin will hit the slopes this month.
The Kremlin has announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin will be back on his skis shortly.
The world’s best known skiing world leader, famous for his action man image in Russia at least, has not been seen on the slopes or in any sporting activity since last year, when he skied along with President Dmitry Medvedev and former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, and there has been speculation that he had a bad back, but the Kremlin seem keen to dispel this. Continue reading ‘Putin to hit the slopes again this month, Kremlin’
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Saas-Fe offers free skiing with a stay at select hotels this January.
Skiers booking into a select few hotels from 4 – 7 nights will receive free skiing at Saas Fee resort in Switzerland throughout January.
Several dozen hotels in most categories are taking part in the promotion which runs from January 5th to 26th January. Each offers free three or six day lift passes depending n the length of your stay.
For participating hotels and prices go to: www.saas-fee.ch/en.
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Bulgaria dry slope as seen on the base of Bansko.
What’s believed to be the biggest summer dry slope area in Eastern Europe has been built in Bansko, Bulgaria and will be officially inaugurated this spring.
The new slope, 100m long and 30m wide, thus covering a 3000 sqm area, has been created by Skitrax World (www.skitrax.eu), the only manufacturer in Germany of plastic ski matting.
Along with tourists, the slope is being used by regional ski clubs who can drive up to the slope location or use the gondola.
In addition to the new slope, a 100m long tubing track with three curves is tied together using wood structures to form the curves. The facility will be used from May to September and then stored away until the following spring.
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