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Amature Ski/board Hosting
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

So things seem to have gone quiet on the ski hosting front; various court cases rumbling on, which no doubt will reach conclusions and will be appealed, reviewed and appealed again. Various technological solutions; dry briefing; and fudges between ski schools and TOs etc.

I was wondering (and a quick search of SH did not reveal anything – could well be I missed something) if anyone had considered the establishment of an ‘Amature Association of Ski & Snowboard Hosts’ or similar? Perhaps something a little more formal than the meet-ups that are currently arranged via SHs. Would-be hosts could describe their general experience; knowledge of a given resort; if they were prepared to take people off as well as on piste; and their availability “every Monday from 10 …”. 'Followers' could pick folk they think might work well with them. Perhaps they could arrange a suitable meeting point for example outside an ESF office. As no money would change hands and no membership fee required from ‘followers’ can’t see any infringement of local legislation. TOs could make clients aware of such operations, but without a direct tie in. Might work as tourist guides do at some historic sites.

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