Skiing News August 2007

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THURSDAY, 30 AUGUST 2007
	Investors Eye Swiss-based Resorts
	The leading investors in property are recently eyeing on Swiss-based resorts to situate their investments and businesses. According to them, Swiss-based ski resorts are ideal for overseas investors looking to benefit from the region's strong tourist industry, claims a leading real estate firm. Moreover, the Investors in Property believes that the growing range of chalet-style acc Read Full Story
	Free Ski Open Closes With Spectacular Slopestyle
	Lake Wanaka, New Zealand – The final day of the Volkl New Zealand Free Ski Open featured the Red Bull Slopestyle on a day that ranged from blizzards to bluebird, highlighting the level of the riders who threw down amazing tricks in less than perfect conditions. An international field of 35 men and 11 women took on the massive Snow Park NZ slopestyle course providing a spectacular dis Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 29 AUGUST 2007
	Water Ski for the Disabled
	Sports must be enjoyed by everybody—irregardless of body structure and health status. And that was what Lee Hester had in mind when he established Liquid Access. Liquid Access is a company that manufactures three models of water skis for the disabled. "We hold clinics all over Florida, and sell our skis to people with spinal-cord injuries, amputees, the visually impaired, those affli Read Full Story
	Ski Projects in Rila Mountain
	There will be two new ski center projects to be launched soon on Rila Mountain in Bulgaria. The main investor in the new resort Panichishte-Ezerata-Kaboul is Rila Sport, Capital weekly reported. Investment company Fairplay also announced its intentions to invest 50 million euro in the same project. A Russian company intends to build 30 houses in the same region. According to Slaveiko Stai Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 28 AUGUST 2007
	Spring at Snow Park NZ
	Snow Park NZ’s Spring Pass went on sale this week offering substantially discounted day and season pass rates throughout spring. The tiered pricing structure, introduced this year, sets adult day passes at just $55, student day passes $42 and youth passes $29 for the day. The special day pass rates kick in from the 8 September through to the end of the season. The full Spring Season pass co Read Full Story