Our co-founder Sally Warren is preparing to speak at this week’s SATI conference on Friday December 18, discussing the how and why of a responsible ski wardrobe, with insights into the reasons behind the founding of WhoSki.com.
The session, entitled ‘How can snowsports tourists progress sustainability?’ starts at midday GMT (UK time) and is open to all – simply register for FREE and log in on the day.
Other guests on the panel include leading lights in the #SkiGreen movement:
Dan Elkan – Snowcarbon, Founder | Low carbon ski travel
Lonneke De Kort – CEO, Bookdifferent.com | Booking Sustainably
Maria Kuzma – Professional Snowboarder, architect & entrepreneur | Using your agency for good
Lauren MacCallum – General Manager, Protect Our Winters UK | Engaging the outdoor community
Friday’s online forum is a chance to find out more about how the choices you make as a skier, snowboarder or visitor to the mountains in any capacity, can help reduce your carbon footprint and improve sustainability within the wintersports industry.
We will be talking about everything from travel to architecture, wax to clothing, hotels to chalet location, with input from experts at the forefront of tackling climate issues in the sector.
All taking part are welcome to contribute questions and comments, with a 25-minute breakout networking session for audience reflection and group collaboration discussions.
The Sustainable Alpine Tourism Initiative (SATI) is an international conference series aimed at progressing knowledge sharing and collaboration on sustainability in alpine tourism.
SATI2020 is unique in convening senior corporate executives, industry leaders, hotels, resorts, policymakers, and sustainability experts in academia and innovation to share ideas and insights that tackle key sustainability challenges in alpine tourism.
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