After World War II ski resorts began to populate the skiing world. A coalescing of interests advanced the visibility and desirability for improvements in all aspects of skiing. Competition developed rapidly among participants, creating major improvements in products, techniques and comfort, reflected in more versatility, applications and diversity. The mobility of television created an army of followers for skiing competition throughout the globe. The proliferation of resorts, runs, lifts and tourist litter introduced environmental concerns of ecological responsibility for the sport.
Ski lodges offer every service and hospitality.
They are more comfortable, faster and can access higher ski runs, seating up to 12 passengers. The ultimate thrill of this once humble transportation vehicle is speed. World Record Holder Philipe Billy reached the speed of 152 mph in Vars, France on March 27, 1997. If his record has not been exceeded to date, we can be sure than it will be in the future. I asked the Father what was the significance of the vision He had given me.