TourismTHE MEETING
Amsi
14,000 ski instructors are ready to return to the slopes for the winter season 2021/2022 which will be the season of the restart. The values that have always distinguished the category will be re-proposed and highlighted even more: preparation and safety.
Friday 29 October 2021 6 minutes reading time
Today at Skipass 2021 the press conference - round table was held with Amsi (Association of Italian Ski Masters) and Col. Nat. (College of Italian Ski Instructors).
The Amsi President, Maurizio Bonelli declared: “After almost two years of inactivity, Skipass is finally the first appointment that marks the return to normality for us Italian ski instructors and ski schools. It is a return to normality that is important from two points of view: first of all because it sees the major bodies responsible for the development of the mountain system, AMSI, COL.NAZ, FISI and the Associations representing the plants come together on the same table with strong unity of purpose. ANEF and Federfuni lifts. This unity of purpose, we are sure, will allow us to face this season, if still difficult, with the right synergies to be able to operate at our best. And the first tangible sign was the signing in September of the protocol for the reopening of the facilities for non-competitive and amateur skiers. Secondly, the restart after this period of inactivity, sees us ski instructors ready with renewed enthusiasm and with the utmost professionalism, to welcome our customers, ski and mountain lovers, in maximum safety to guarantee them tranquility and fun. that our stupendous discipline can give. Now only the snow is missing and we hope that also this year it will fall abundantly and already in the next few weeks ”.
The words of Beppe Cuc, President of the Italian Ski Instructors College: "Last year, helpless, we had to acknowledge that we could not work, but now as then, we were sure that after the storm the blue sky would return, that sky blue that surrounds our mountains and makes them wonderful. With unshakable confidence and solid determination we approach this new season and we do it in a united way together with the other mountain operators and the FISI, aware that only with coordinated action, which catalyzes everyone's efforts, will it be possible to relaunch the Italian mountains. Our professionals will continue to be the first ambassadors of that culture of safety that has always characterized the profession and with it returns the dynamism, skills and professionalism for which the Italian Ski School and its instructors are famous in the world ".
The message of restart and promotion of the Italian Ski School also passed through the presentation of the New National Uniform of the Instructors (Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding disciplines), which will be linked in the coming months to a new promotion and communication activity, which aims to providing positive messages increasingly interconnected with the new tools of sociality. Another significant passage of the Press Conference concerned the return to the "track" of the most important national event for the young students of the Italian Ski School: the GranPremio Giovanissimi, which will take place in Tarvisio for the national final scheduled from 18 to 20 March 2022 .
Also present at the press conference were Marilena Milianti on behalf of Federfuni, Valeria Ghezzi President of Anef and the President of Fisi, Flavio Roda, that is, the realities of the entire mountain sports / tourism sector who signed the Protocol for the reopening of ski areas and use of ski facilities for non-competitive and amateur skiers.
Flavio Roda also participated in the ribbon cutting this morning: "We are sure to start again and the reopening of the ski resorts" which is fundamental for the movement, because even if the competitive activity has not stopped, it is important that we can return to skiing and that tourism resume in our mountains for the whole system ".
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