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Visits to US ski resorts up 11% on 2011/12 season
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The National Ski Areas Association announced last week that resorts across the US had registered 56.6 million visits by skiers and snowboarders in the 2012/13 season.
While this is the largest increase in a 1-year period seen in 30 years, the total number of visitors was still 1 million down on the 10-year average. The big increase was mainly down to the poor numbers of visitors in 2011/12....See:
http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/money/56268209-79/ski-resort-brighton-percent.html.csp
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