skiseason
The term skiseason refers to the distinct period during which ski resorts and related tourism businesses operate at reduced capacity, following the conclusion of the main winter season. It is generally understood as the time between the final day of the official ski season and the reopening of lifts for the next winter period. During this interval, resorts may close permanently for maintenance, run short “summer ski” events, or offer snow‑making and grooming work to preserve slopes for the next season.
The concept emerged in the late 1990s when mountain towns began to formalise their year‑round operations and
Economically, the skiseason has notable impacts on local businesses. Hotels, restaurants, and ski schools typically see
Looking ahead, climate change is likely to shift the length of the winter season, making the definition