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Real Estate Development in the Ski Resorts of the Tarentaise Valley

Revue de Géographie Alpine, 2014
In the context of a mature winter sports market and ageing accommodation facilities, most contemporary French ski resorts are having to deal with a gradual decline in visitor numbers.
Gabriel Fablet
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Climate change and snow tourism in Australia [PDF]

Geographica Helvetica
This paper examines impacts of climate change as outlined by the Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change (IPCQ on the snow-reliability ofthe Australian ski fields.
U. König
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Transformation ou maladaptation ? Analyse de la politique suisse de soutien au tourisme de ski dans trois cantons romands suisses

Téoros
Mountain regions are particularly vulnerable to climate change. The decreasing reliability of natural snowfall requires ski area operators to adapt to reduced snow cover.
Anouk BONNEMAINS, Christophe CLIVAZ, Emmanuel SALIM   +2 more
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Climate risk of ski resorts under Mediterranean and Atlantic regimes: a comparative study of two ski resorts in the Pyrenees

Climate Services
Climate change is reshaping the future of ski resorts, with declining snow reliability, rising operational costs, and growing environmental pressures.
Hamed Kiashemshaki, Estela Inés Farías Torbidoni, Robert Steiger   +2 more
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Dependence, Attachment, Opposition: The Transition of Ski Resorts. A Case Study of the Southern Alps

Revue de Géographie Alpine
In light of the increasing urgency of transition, this article examines strategies for transition in relation to ski resorts. It focuses on both official transition initiatives (support for resorts by regional authorities) and citizen-driven initiatives (
Émeline Hatt, Cécilia Claeys
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Spatiotemporal characteristics of ski resorts and the mechanism analysis in China: a case study of the Northeast, Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, and Yangtze River Delta regions

Cogent Social Sciences
Ski resort is an important pillar of the ice and snow industry. The study takes the Northeast Region, Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region and Yangtze River Delta as the study case, with 495 ski resorts and Indoor ski and simulator centers, to analyze the ...
Liyun Wu, Jiayang Xu, Donghui Shi
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Client identification in ski resort

, 2021
The number of clients in the entry zone to the gondola in Hohsaas must be tracked. Currently it is regulated autonomously, but the system is not accurate enough. The aim of the work is to increase the precision of the system.
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Dépendance, attachement, contestation : quelles transitions pour les stations de sports d’hiver ?

Revue de Géographie Alpine
In light of the increasing urgency of transition, this article examines strategies for transition in relation to ski resorts. It focuses on both official transition initiatives (support for resorts by regional authorities) and citizen-driven initiatives (
Émeline Hatt, Cécilia Claeys
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Energy Mapping Of Ekebyhov Ski Resort

, 2021
Growing environmental awareness, rising energy costs and a stricter policy have forced organizations to not only conduct their operations with operational excellence but also to reconsider how to continuously increase energy efficiency in operations.The Swedish ski industry aims to conduct fossil-free operations in seven years. The goal is presented in
Dyberg, Felicia, Shwenkér Fröjdholm, Nina   +1 more
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Lessons from the Past: A Swiss Case Study on Ski Resorts and Degrowth in the Face of Climate Change

Revue de Géographie Alpine
Ski tourism is severely threatened by climate change, primarily due to reduced snowfall, shorter ski seasons, and an anticipated shrinkage of the market.
Luise Biere
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