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Magazine Archives

September 2002

  • Push to The Latest: No
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  • Industry Report
    Snow Summit buys Bear, Seven Springs Family Feud, and other industry news.
  • A Man of the Moment
    An interview with the new NSAA chair, Rob Kautz. Where does he think the ski industry should focus its efforts?
  • Sliding into Bigger Profits
    Snowboarding company Burton is hitting the slopes with specialized gear and training methods to help beginners into the sport.
  • Flipping Over Winches
    Believe it or not, there is an easy way to flip the winch cable--and it's cheap and fast.
  • What's New?
    A round up of new products for the upcoming season: Shoe traction device, traffic vest, reservation software, snowmaking additive, absorbant mats, cheery plants stands, personal security system, improved barricade tape, hotel security electronic lock, wireless accessory drive in 2 way radios, braille-based signage, valve sizing and specification software, 2 and 4 pair boot and glove dryers, attachable footrest for chairlifts.
  • Snare Employees on the Web
    With employees becoming increasingly difficult to find, ski resorts are forced to find innovative ways to attract workers. Why not try the web?
  • Construction Site
    One of the last single chairs in operation makes its exit and some big expansions are started in construction projects across the contient.
  • SAM Idea Files
    Ski chairs, snowboard markers and unique stools are some of the great ideas from creative ski resorts.
  • The End Page
    The fires at Heavenly Resort.
  • Is the Winter World Flat?
    A global survey of ski industry conditions shows that the U.S. is a world apart.
  • Get Personal with Your Guests
    Create more memorable experiences for your guests by giving them exactly what they want.
  • Color It Fun
    Keep kids busy, teach them about safety, and make it fun with a new coloring book for winter resorts.
  • Tune Up Your Rental Gear
    Pre-season maintenance helps ensure that your rental fleet is ready to roll when the snow flies.
  • Food for Thought
    With sales of organic food on the rise and no-sugar diets gaining in popularity, is it time to rethink the menu in the resort food court?
  • Risky Business
    Discounted season passes are supposed to spark interest in skiing and boarding, renew lapsed partcipants and increase revenues. Are they succeeding?
  • Blue Pages
    Insurance: A perfect Storm, Throwing the Book at Ski Corporations, FIS Joins the 21st Century, Monster Breakthrough, No More Whining about 9/11, Short Turns.
  • Where the Rubber Meets the Road
    This summer, winter resorts took the advantage of Americans' desire to stay close to home.
  • Speak-Out
    1924 Pete Seibert 2002 An Appreciation, Gordon Dewey of Hedco, 79, A Cultural Challange, Snow Kings of the Hill.
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