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Vermont tourism and hospitality leaders gathered at the Statehouse Thursday to advocate for the state’s visitor economy.
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The spring snowstorm is exciting ski resort operators in our region as it revitalizes enthusiasm for the sport near the end of the season.
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The overnight storm may not be bringing significant depths of snow, but it is helping keep winter enthusiasts on the slopes and trails after a slow start to the season.
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The first snow has fallen across the region and ski areas are ramping up to open their slopes within a few weeks.
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Despite variants and the lingering pandemic, ski areas across Vermont say the winter season brought more visitors to the slopes.
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Ski resorts in the Northeast are more optimistic about the upcoming winter as they begin planning for a season with less restrictive COVID regulations. But most resorts plan to require masks when visitors are indoors.
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The Northeast ski season, for the most part, has ended and people are now focused on planting gardens and swimming. The season began strong, tapered off…
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With the snowfall earlier this month ski mountains across the area built a strong base for the Presidents Day holiday. Many resorts are expecting record…
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It is the transitional season as winter begins to intrude on autumn. The colors of fall foliage linger as temperatures drop and leaves begin to fall from…
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It’s been a banner year for Vermont’s ski areas and — and it hasn’t ended for some of the biggest resorts. Ski Vermont reports that with seven- and-a-half…