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The Swiss consultancy Vanat promotes the French area of ​​La Plagne more popular in the world, with an average of more than 2.5 million ethnographers year. In the report "Report on International Snow & Mountain Tourism" presented these days, the beautiful country appears in 12th place with the Val Gardena and the 13th with Sestriere. At 20 ° square appears Zermatt-Cervinia, in the Top50 also'' Alta Badia and Cortina d'' Ampezzo.
Thursday 8 August 2013 3 minutes reading time
Given that the method by which the Swiss company has achieved this ranking is certainly questionable, especially La Plagne is a'' aggregation of several ski areas, while in Italy were considered the individual valleys of the districts. Probably if instead of Val Gardena, Cortina, Alta Badia was considered the Dolomiti Superski l'' aspect of the league would be a little different''.
In second place among the most popular ski Skiwelt appears in the Tyrol, the third of the French Les Arcs. The first ski in the Swiss Samnaun this special classification is in sixth place, while Davos and Zermatt-Cervinia appear around the twentieth location. Val Gardena Sestriere ski the Italian most popular in 12th and 13th place. No Trentino area or Lombardo will appear in the Top 50.
According to statistics compiled by Vanat about a third of the ski world is located in the Alps and in particular in our mountains we have 75% of the Top 50 Resorts, those who rely on their own most of the world's traffic.
Despite the unevenness of the systems of data collection, there emerges a global data that stretches back over 400 million annual visitors, in a constesto of substantial stability in the course of the last decade'', in which you can see some emerging countries and a striking decline the Japanese market.
Our Alps are the largest ski destination in the world and capture 44% of the visits of the people of skiers. The second largest destination in the world is the'' America (mainly North America), which represents 22% of the public.
More information: www.vanat.ch
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