Swiss consider alcohol limit on slopes
February 4, 2026
Switzerland is considering rules for alcohol levels on the slopes, possibly modeled on Italy’s
Switzerland is considering rules for alcohol levels on the slopes, possibly modeled on Italy’s
Britain’s Olympic and Paralympic teams would be among the users
A unique store that receives lost luggage from airlines that can’t find the owners is having a special event
Faced with rising costs and declining snows, a village dismantles its ski runs
It may be blue sky, or a whitewash, but there’s a proposal afoot to spread indoor skiing in Portugal
Rising temperatures, year-by-year, are clouding the future for Europe’s ski resorts, where snow cover is retreating to higher altitudes
George G shares off-season views of an Austrian town known as the “cradle of Alpine skiing”
At a Lake Tahoe resort, a woman is left hanging when the lift closed for the night
Shifting prices, already familiar to many travelers, have made it to ski slopes in the Alps
Nature’s wild boy, El Niño, is leading to an unpredictable ski season
Switzerland is considering rules for alcohol levels on the slopes, possibly modeled on Italy’s
Britain’s Olympic and Paralympic teams would be among the users
A unique store that receives lost luggage from airlines that can’t find the owners is having a special event
Faced with rising costs and declining snows, a village dismantles its ski runs
It may be blue sky, or a whitewash, but there’s a proposal afoot to spread indoor skiing in Portugal
Rising temperatures, year-by-year, are clouding the future for Europe’s ski resorts, where snow cover is retreating to higher altitudes
George G shares off-season views of an Austrian town known as the “cradle of Alpine skiing”
At a Lake Tahoe resort, a woman is left hanging when the lift closed for the night
Shifting prices, already familiar to many travelers, have made it to ski slopes in the Alps
Nature’s wild boy, El Niño, is leading to an unpredictable ski season