There are undoubtedly many great hotels in Austria's winter sports resorts – but those with an exceptional concept are rare.

In addition to Norway, Finland and Sweden, the cable car manufacturer LEITNER is also providing important modernization impetus in France, Greece and Slovakia.

Kappl remains a hotspot for the next generation of freeriders – as the venue for one of the most important junior events in international freeride sport.

On the occasion of the Paralympic Winter Games in Cortina d'Ampezzo, the Carinthian Chamber of Commerce and the State of Carinthia invited guests to the Carinthian Evening at the Austria House to honor the para-ski star from Carinthia, Markus Salcher, who competed in his last international race in Cortina and looks back on an extraordinary career.

The managers of Zauchensee were extremely delighted when they discovered themselves in the „Ski Guide Austria 2026“ as winners of this year’s „Ski Guide Austria Innovation Award“.

When the days get longer and the sun makes the still snow-covered peaks sparkle, the most beautiful time of the season begins for many skiers: sunny skiing in March.

Golfclub Zillertal-Uderns will be one of the first golf courses in Tyrol to start the season on March 14, 2026.

Late winter days at high altitude in the Arlberg region are a truly beautiful experience in St. Anton. And the international flair of this Tyrolean ski resort is particularly noticeable at the Valluga Hotel.

Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis stands for top-level skiing enjoyment, yet the true magic of winter often begins where the ski day ends. Because there are places that surprise – even when you think you know winter all too well.

Eight leading chefs from St. Anton am Arlberg, who together hold three Michelin stars and 22 Gault & Millau toques, are joining forces with their establishments for the first time in a joint initiative to showcase the culinary quality of the region and strengthen the exchange between the businesses.

Safety is paramount. This applies not only to the choice of slopes and terrain, but also to choosing the right equipment, because the days of flowing hair and casually tucked sunglasses are long gone.

Lower Austria is not exactly seen by many winter sports fans as a federal state blessed with ski resorts and associated with winter fun.