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The year in travel: Simon Calder looks back at the highs (and mostly lows) of 2022

Good riddance to a terrible 12 months, says travel correspondent Simon Calder

The Independent UK

Skiing in the Alps faces a bleak future thanks to climate change

Skiing was introduced into the Alps comparatively late in the 1880s, with the first ski-lift being developed in the Swiss resort of Davos in the winter of 1934. The industrial revolution was two centuries old by that point, but the world climate was still largely pre-industrial.

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Snowboarder killed in avalanche on Colorado mountain

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Snowboarder killed in avalanche on Colorado mountain

A snowboarder was killed Monday after getting caught in an avalanche on a Colorado mountain.

Tribune News Service

All Missing People Found Alive after Austrian Avalanche

The last two people unaccounted for after an avalanche in the Lech/Zuers skiing area in western Austria contacted authorities late on Sunday, and a search and rescue operation was suspended, the Austrian Press Agency (APA) reported on Monday. The avalanche occurred shortly before 3 p.m. (1400 GMT) on Sunday, APA…

Asharq Al-Awsat

All missing people found alive after Austrian avalanche - APA

Reuters

Austria avalanche: 10 people buried under snow in Christmas Day ski resort horror

Ten people are trapped under the snow after a Christmas Day avalanche in a free ski area in western Austria triggered a desperate search and rescue

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Two missing after avalanche in Austria on Christmas Day

One person was rescued while emergency services continue their search

The Independent UK

Two missing after Austrian avalanche on Christmas Day

Rescue workers are searching for two missing people after an avalanche swept across ski trails in western Austria, the dpa news agency reported.

Evening Standard

Two still missing after Austrian avalanche - APA

Two people remained unaccounted for after an avalanche in the Lech/Zuers free skiing area in western Austria on Sunday that initially prompted a search for 10 people feared buried, the Austrian Press Agency (APA) reported.

Reuters

Ski slope chairlift plummets 13 feet with rider onboard

Skier was unharmed in the incident at Breckenridge Ski Resort

The Independent UK

Kashmir Reels Under Freezing Weather, Srinagar at -5.5 Deg C

Unabated freezing cold conditions continues to hunt Kashmir valley as most parts experienced seasons lowest temperature with Srinagar plummeting to minus 5.5 degree Celsius on Thursday. Read on for details:

Dynamite News

Newcastle snowboarder turns down Aussie summer for 'second chance' on Freeride World Tour

"I've been the first Australian to win a stop, but it would be awesome to be the first Aussie world champion."

Newcastle Herald

Amanda Owen enjoys time out in snow with kids ahead of first Christmas since Clive split

Amanda Owen – who rose to fame alongside her husband Clive Owen on Our Yorkshire Farm – has shared photos of her family enjoying being out in the snow at Ravenseat Farm recently

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Manchester Evening News

Major search launched for three hikers who got lost on Saddleworth Moor

The Oldham Mountain Rescue Team received an urgent alert

InsideEVs

Daymak Combat E-Bike Is Electric Motorbike And Snowmobile In One

Canadian bike manufacturer Daymak presents the Combat E-bike, a two-in-one, all-terrain machine that can transform into a snowmobile.

USA Today Sports Media Group

At Boyne Resorts, the Kircher family has never stopped pushing the envelope

Just a hundred yards or so from the scenic first tee of The Alpine Course at Boyne Mountain Resort in Northern Michigan, you'll find the entrance to SkyBridge Michigan , an engineering marvel that extends 1,200 feet, connecting the peaks of McLouth ...

AFP

Olympic downhill champion Feuz to retire after Kitzbuehel next month

Paris (AFP) - Olympic downhill champion Beat Feuz of Switzerland announced on Wednesday that he will retire after the World Cup race at Kitzbuehel next month.

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Daily Record

Urgent search launched for missing Fife girl, 14, who may have travelled to Edinburgh

Officers are becoming concerned for Caitlin Doherty, who vanished from the Kilrenny area at around 11.50am yesterday.

Daily Mirror

Michelle Mone's luxury holiday is a slap in face to key workers we clapped in lockdown

The Voice of the Mirror says the money that Michelle Mone appears to have made would go some way towards funding decent pay rises for deserving key workers

Daily Mirror

PPE scandal peer Michelle Mone laps up luxury in £6k-a-night holiday at ski resort

Our exclusive pictures show the former lingerie tycoon turned Tory peer looking relaxed in the exclusive French ski resort Meribel, where she was staying at a hotel with rooms costing up to £6,000 a night

RideApart

Watch A Pair Of Pro Hard Enduro Riders Try Snowbikes For The First Time

When you live somewhere that gets snow, a lot of riders put their bikes away for the season, but snowbikes can be a pretty amazing alternative. Take a look.

Daily Mirror

French ski resort becomes first in Europe to introduce smoking ban

In France, approximately 20 to 25,000 tonnes of cigarette butts end up in the environment every year, while 3,000 cigarette butts were collected on the ski area of Les Gets alone

Zenger

Snow Making At 70 Degrees Now Possible With New Technology

Ski resorts in the Northeast require consistent temperatures below freezing to more easily create artificial snow - something that is difficult to do when the region experiences unseasonably high temperatures at the start of winter

Irish Mirror

Fly from Dublin to the ultimate Christmas destination that looks like it should be in a snowglobe

With a backdrop of snow capped mountain peaks and seemingly sugar-dusted fir and spruce trees - there is something quintessentially ‘Christmas’ about this place.

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