ESF Seeks To Distance Itself From British Ski Hosts Ban

I wonder what the resort management and other businesses think of this move? At a time when visitor numbers are down, I'm sure they are far from keen on anything that encourages visitors to go elsewhere.

Only used the ski hosting once many years ago in Italy and I did enjoy it I must say ........ but for the last 18 years I have never felt I needed to be shown around an area, part of the fun is finding your own way around and finding nice places to stop for a break, always keep a lift pass in my pocket for emergencies but rarely use it.

Ian Wickham wrote:Only used the ski hosting once many years ago in Italy and I did enjoy it I must say ........ but for the last 18 years I have never felt I needed to be shown around an area, part of the fun is finding your own way around and finding nice places to stop for a break, always keep a lift pass in my pocket for emergencies but rarely use it.

Respect Wickers !!
Didn't realise you were a minimalist skier who eschewed the use of lifts to walk uphill.

Personally I am far too lazy and unfit.
:mrgreen:

OldAndy wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Only used the ski hosting once many years ago in Italy and I did enjoy it I must say ........ but for the last 18 years I have never felt I needed to be shown around an area, part of the fun is finding your own way around and finding nice places to stop for a break, always keep a lift pass in my pocket for emergencies but rarely use it.

Respect Wickers !!

Didn't realise you were a minimalist skier who eschewed the use of lifts to walk uphill.

Personally I am far too lazy and unfit.
:mrgreen:

Don't give in to age mate ... stay fit -)