Translation of "Skitourismus" in English

In sensitive areas, walking tourism and skiing also contribute to the problem.

Paul Schlösser was very keen to develop the increasingly popular skiing tourism and the construction of the Parsennbahn.

Shortly afterwards, with the increase in ski tourism at the Kronplatz, the winter-holidaymakers came too.

One of the more publicized ski resorts located in Italy is the Cortina d'Ampezzo.

Intensive ski tourism is a major threat especially outside the nature reserves.

Built in 1931/32, the Parsenn funicular was virtually only used for ski tourism.

The family-run Pensione Ceaglio in Marmora-Vernetti has adapted itself in the winter to a soustainable ski tourism:

It is a paradise for all levels of both cross-country and downhill skiing.

And the ski industry requires artificial snow because there is not enough natural snowfall as a result of climate change.

This was due to the connection by road and train that contributed to making ski tourism popular on Mount Mottarone.

Three ski regions have been opened up for the ski tourism industry: the first was the Eggalm region in 1961; it was joined in 1968 by the Hintertux Glacier and from 1984 by the Rastkogel, which has been linked to the Penken Ski Region since 2001 by a shuttle lift.

Glaciers are melting fast, which will affect drinking water supply, irrigation, and hydropower across Europe, not to mention winter tourism in the Alps.

Moreover, the distinct cultural importance of these events as catalysts of Austrian cultural identity is due to the success of the Austrian participants in those competitions and to the importance of skiing tourism in Austria.

In Medvedev’s mental universe, savage reprisals today will somehow turn the North Caucasus into a zone of international ski tourism tomorrow.

Today tourism, especially ski tourism in Lech and the smaller villages of Zürs, Stuben and Damüls, as well as hiking is important.

It was the construction of the vast Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme from 1949 that really opened up the Snowy Mountains for large scale development of a ski industry and led to the establishment of nearby Thredbo and Perisher as leading Australian resorts.

In the 1960s it was planned to open up the Erlenbach area for ski tourism, but this plan did not come to fruition.

In the areas of proposed origin the increasingly intensive alpine agriculture (fertilization, too large cattle stocks), the ski tourism and also reforestation after abandonment reduce possible habitats.

Here the road is wider, the landscape more open and signs of ski tourism are abundant.

In higher altitudes the threats are as usual lesser and mainly consist in factors as overgrazing, but also abandonment of grazing on the other hand and ski tourism with its infrastructure (e.g. Mount Parnass or Phalakro in Greece).

The present discussion about developments in the tourism industry is dominated by the large chair lift companies which are essentially fixed on ski tourism and the maintenance of the status quo.

While locals who have built their livelihoods on skiing ardently defend winter sports, each year there are 3% fewer skiers.

In the second half of the simulation period, depending on the chosen climate run, between 20% and 50% of today's ski areas will no longer be able to secure their existence through ski tourism (see chapter 3.2.1).

Thanks to the high level of professionalism and the love of the region, the Ladin valleys have for years been at the peak of international skiing tourism.