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The winter figures were a strong signal that Tirolean tourism is back after the difficult years of the pandemic and that Tirol as a holiday destination continues to be in demand,” Tirol’s Tourism Provincial Councillor Mario Gerber sums up the past winter season. 25.7 million overnight stays in the winter season 2022/23, which covers the period from 1 November 2022 to 30 April 2023, mean a minus of 6.5 per cent compared to the winter 2018/19. There was a slight increase in the average length of stay, which is 4.5 days after 4.4 days before Corona – guests are again staying longer on holiday in Tirol. “Skiing is the core product of our winter offer. Around 80 per cent of our guests are on the slopes during their holiday.”

Outdoor enthusiasts are spoilt for choice, both in summer and winter. Hiking and rock climbing are popular activities during the warm summer months, while in winter many people come to Tirol to enjoy alpine skiing, cross-country skiing and tobogganing in the snowy landscape. From the valleys of Ötztal, Paznauntal, Arlberg region, Zillertal and Stubaital to East Tirol, Lake Achensee, the regional capital Innsbruck and the legendary ski resort of Kitzbühel and Ski Juwel and Skiwelt. Tirol’s villages, towns and regions are famous for their customs and traditions, museums and galleries. Guesthouses and inns are the perfect place to sample hearty cuisine and relax after a long day out in the fresh air. And when things hot up in summer, there are plenty of mountain lakes to cool off in, let your thoughts wander and simply lose yourself in the moment.

The first snows of the winter transform Tirol’s mountain landscape into a huge playground for outdoor enthusiasts and all those who love this unique time of year. Tips for for Winter holidays in Tirol. Down on the valley floor, cross-country skiers glide along he perfectly prepared trails, hikers explore the region on foot and youngsters whizz through through the crisp air on traditional wooden toboggans. With its family-friendly accommodation and special deals for children and teenagers, Tirol is the ideal destination for families in winter

Around 80 per cent of our guests are on the slopes during their holiday. At the same time, the complementary offer is becoming increasingly important. This so-called skiing plus ranges from hiking to wellness and events to culinary delights and is increasingly gaining in diversity. This is steering offer developments in the direction of year-round tourism in order to position ourselves broadly and stably for the future.

Jackson Hole’s Winter 2022/23 was deepest winter ever recorded in Rendezvous Bowl, culminating with 1,461cm of snowfall. Distilled, the whole is only as valuable as the sum of its parts; . Skiers and snowboarders rejoiced throughout the season and indulged in high-quality powder snow countless days.

Jackson Hole’s Winter 2022/23 was deepest winter ever recorded in Rendezvous Bowl, culminating with 1,461cm of snowfall. Distilled, the whole is only as valuable as the sum of its parts; . Skiers and snowboarders rejoiced throughout the season and indulged in high-quality powder snow countless days.

Neighbouring celebrated Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, and operating in the Bridger-Teton National Forest, makes Jackson Hole an exceptional and unique global destination.   Hiking, biking, climbing, rafting, paragliding, wildlife watching and rodeos are only a few of the many offerings found in the summer months.

Find promotions and book holiday packages with airfare, lodging, lift tickets at www.jacksonholeresortreservations.com. As a limited capacity resort our guests do not wait in long lift lines – this does require ticket reservations for all lift passes, including Mountain Collective and Ikon passholders

Plans/developments for 2024

Annual improvements to snowmaking capacity and additional on-mountain dining!

Sun Valley named North America’s #1 Ski Resort for the 3rd Year in a Row for the 2022-23 season. Made even more magical with 262″ of natural snow, making it the third snowiest year of all time and a season full of great skiing and riding.

No need to wait for snowfall–there’s plenty to explore in every season with hiking, biking, and golf. From bowling to movie nights at the Opera House to pickleball matches and summer Ice Shows, there’s no bad time of year to come home to Sun Valley.

A new Warm Springs experience will be completed in December 2023 with a new run with snow-making, two new lifts offering greater skier circulation, better access and shorter lift rides. Plus, forest health work offering new gladed terrain, there’s lots to look forward to at Sun Valley this winter.

Plans/developments for 2024

Slated for completion in December 2023, the Warm Springs enhancement project will replace the old Challenger lift with a new high speed 6 pack that is 35% faster as well as reintroduce the Flying Squirrel lift  with an extended ski trail to improve skier circulation on the mountain.

For Ikon Pass holders, the 2022/23 season was one for the history books!  Record breaking snowfall at numerous Ikon Pass destinations made for knee deep spring skiing in several states.  The snow kept falling, chair lifts kept spinning, and skiers and riders were shredding well into July! 

The 2023/24 season is coming to an Ikon Pass destination near you!  Visit us in the Ikon Pass booth and take advantage of special offers on the Ikon Pass and Ikon Base Pass (during show only).  Representatives from Ikon Pass destinations will be on hand to answer questions and help you get the good stuff!