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The Biggest Skiing Showdown of 2024 is here! Whether you're following the sport or the spectacle, this guide covers everything you need to know about this season’s alpine ski world cup.What is the Alpine Ski World Cup? The Alpine Ski World Cup 2024-2025 is one of the most prestigious annual series in the sport since 1967 with athletes from across the globe pushing their limits on the world’s most challenging slopes.  What happens in the Alpine Ski World Cup?  Organised by the International Ski Federation (FIS), this World Cup is a season-long competition showcasing the world's elite skiers across various global venues. From October to March, it features thrilling races in five major disciplines: Slalom: Known for its tight, rapid turns, and closely spaced gates, demanding agility and precision. Giant Slalom (GS): Similar to slalom but with gates spaced farther apart, allowing skiers to reach higher speeds and control. Super-G: A hybrid of giant slalom and downhill, this discipline features longer turns with fewer gates. Downhill: The fastest and most daring event, downhill is all about long, sweeping turns on steep slopes with top speeds. Alpine Combined: A true test of versatility, combining one downhill or super-G run with one slalom run, challenging skiers to excel in both speed and technical mastery. Over the season, skiers vie for two types of trophies:  Overall, Crystal Globe: Awarded to the skier with the most cumulative points across all disciplines. Discipline Crystal Globes: Given to the athletes with the highest points in individual events, such as Slalom, Downhill, or Super-G. This thrilling circuit brings together the best in the sport, where every race brings skiers closer to the coveted crystal globes and a place in skiing history. The impressive history and athletes of the Alpine Ski World Cup The Alpine Ski World Cup has a rich history, dating back to its inception in 1967 when French journalist Serge Lang initiated the first season.  Among the legends is Ingemar Stenmark of Sweden, who holds an impressive record of 86 World Cup race victories and Lindsey Vonn from the USA has left an indelible mark, with 82 victories, cementing her status as one of the greatest female skiers in history. More recently, the World Cup has been dominated by stars like Mikaela Shiffrin (USA), renowned for her ability to excel across multiple disciplines, and Marcel Hirscher (Austria), a dominant force in the men's circuit and a multiple-time overall World Cup champion. Check out the Calendar for the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup 2024-2025 to find out the key destinations and dates for races! You can see here some of the dates:Bormio (ITA) December 28th Downhill / Men December 29th Super-G / Men Kranjska Gora (SLO) January 4th Giant Slalom / Women January 5th Slalom / Women  Sestriere (ITA) February 22nd Giant Slalom / Women February 23rd Slalom / Women Kranjska Gora (SLO) March 1st Giant Slalom / Men March 2nd Slalom / Men La Thuile (ITA)  March 15th Downhill / Women March 16th Super-G / Women Experience the ultimate thrill at Alpine Ski World Cup  About the areaThe World Cup races take place at some of the most prestigious ski resorts worldwide, spanning Europe, North America, and occasionally Asia. Iconic venues include: Sestrière (Italy): Nestled within the expansive Milky Way (Via Lattea) ski area, Sestrière is famed for hosting thrilling giant slalom and slalom events, attracting top athletes to its demanding slopes. Kranjska Gora (Slovenia): A fan-favourite destination, this picturesque resort is a key stop for slalom and giant slalom races, beloved for its scenic backdrop and passionate local supporters. Bormio (Italy): Set in the stunning Italian Alps of Lombardy, Bormio is a standout venue in the World Cup circuit, known for its formidable downhill and super-G courses that test even the most skilled skiers. Event Details Name of the event: Alpine Ski World Cup Location: Various renowned ski resorts around the world. Date: From October 26, 2024, to March 27, 2025.  Official Event Website: Alpine Ski World Cup Ready to experience the excitement of the Alpine Ski World Cup 2024-2025? Book your stay in the heart of the action and enjoy the thrill like never before!

Ride on the Edge with the Free Ride World Tour in Andorra! Launched in 2008, the FWT isn't just a competition, it's an adrenaline-fueled journey that keeps athletes and fans on the edge of their seats. Imagine standing atop a mountain, heart racing, with untouched snow and jagged cliffs ahead. This is Freeride World Tour (FWT), a premier global series where the world's most daring skiers and snowboarders push the limits on the most extreme terrain.  What to expect in Free Ride World Tour? The Free Ride World Tour is all about freeride disciplines. Athletes ski or snowboard down steep, unmarked mountain slopes, picking their paths. The challenge? Mixing creativity, control, and style while tackling cliffs, rocks, and untouched snow. It includes men’s and women’s categories in skiing and snowboarding, with each event unfolding over multiple competition rounds. For rising stars, the Freeride World Qualifier (FWQ) offers a pathway to the main tour, where up-and-coming riders compete for a coveted spot on the FWT. Many top free riders, like Xavier de Le Rue, Candide Thovex, and Arianna Tricomi, have gained fame through the FWT. Event Locations The tour takes place across five main events in famous freeride destinations around the world. While locations may vary, these are the major stops: Vallnord-Arcalís, Andorra: This location offers a perfect playground for athletes in all categories to unleash their tricks and big mountain turns. Verbier, Switzerland: Known for its legendary Bec des Rosses peak, Verbier is the home to the prestigious Verbier Xtreme final, with steep, technical lines that test the best. Fieberbrunn, Austria: Famous for its Wildseeloder face, with a 583 m vertical drop and steep, technical lines. Riders tackle a two-run format, where only the best score counts, raising the stakes for every run. Kicking Horse, Canada: A freeride haven, this resort features deep powder, massive cliffs, and a passionate local crowd. Hakuba, Japan: As Japan's largest and most renowned alpine resort, Hakuba offers a wide range of terrain, catering to everyone from beginners to experts. What happens in Andorra during the Freeride World Tour? The FWT is fiercely competitive, and not every athlete qualifies for the entire tour. Riders accumulate points at each event, with the top scorers advancing to the season's final showdown in Verbier.  The Andorra stop is more than just a competition; it's a major draw for freeride fans and winter sports enthusiasts. Spectators can enjoy the action from designated viewing areas or follow the event through live streams. Ultimately, the Freeride World Tour showcases the thrill of high-risk, high reward freeride skiing and snowboarding at some of the world’s most iconic mountain locations. Experience the thrill at the Free Ride World Tour About the area: One of the Free Ride World Tour's stops is in Andorra, a picturesque principality nestled in the Pyrenees. The event is held at Vallnord-Arcalís, a premier freeride destination renowned for its diverse and challenging terrain. Vallnord-Arcalís, with its steep faces, rugged cliffs, and intricate off-piste routes, has been a staple on the FWT circuit for years. The area’s high-quality natural snow and unique features make it a magnet for top freeride athletes. Beyond the excitement of the event, Andorra also benefits significantly from tourism. The region is famed for its duty-free shopping, rich mountain culture, and excellent skiing infrastructure, all of which enhance the overall experience for visitors. Event Details Name of the event:  Free Ride World Tour Location: Several around the world Date: January-March 2025 Official Event Website: Free Ride World Tour

Innamorati del cinema spagnolo alla 28ª edizione del grande Festival del Cinema di Málaga. Con quasi 300 film in programma, l’edizione di quest’anno del Festival del Cinema di Málaga continuerà a mettere in risalto il meglio del cinema spagnolo e centroamericano. Tuttavia, il festival non si limiterà a proiettare pellicole in lingua spagnola, ma includerà anche film internazionali mai visti prima in Spagna! Potrai goderti il meglio del cinema mondiale nei luoghi simbolo della città come il Teatro Cervantes, il Cinema Albeniz e il Teatro Echegaray.Il festival si concluderà in grande stile con la scintillante e stellata cerimonia di chiusura, che sarà trasmessa nella vibrante Plaza de la Constitución, nel cuore del centro storico di Málaga..Scopri Málaga e i suoi dintorni: Cuore pulsante della Costa del Sol, Málaga non è solo sole e spiagge. Questa affascinante città andalusa è un vero scrigno di storia, cultura, arte e paesaggi mozzafiato da esplorare. Málaga è stata colonizzata da numerose popolazioni, e testimonianze come il Teatro Romano, l’Alcazaba, la Cattedrale di Málaga e il Castello di Gibralfaro raccontano il suo ricco passato. Attorno alla famosa Calle Larios, potrai passeggiare tra ristoranti animati, bar, boutique e terrazze, fermandoti a bere una cerveza in uno dei tanti locali. Essendo la città natale di Picasso, Málaga saprà conquistarti anche con la sua offerta culturale, grazie alla presenza della Casa Museo Picasso, situata nell’incantevole Plaza de la Merced.Dettagli dell'evento Nome dell'evento: Festival di Málaga 2025Date: 14-23 Marzo 2025 Location: Málaga, SpagnaSito ufficiale dell'evento: Málaga Film FestivalSei pronto a immergerti nel mondo del cinema spagnolo?

Swim into a sea of flowers with Camelie Locarno!This year, Camelie Locarno will take place for the 24th time from 19 to 23 March 2025 at the Parco delle Camelie in Locarno. A scientific exhibition, with over 200 types of this flower, splendidly arranged by experienced gardeners in the private and public gardens of the Locarno region. Also open to visitors during the exhibition will be Parco delle Camelie, which became part of the “Gardens of Switzerland” circuit and bears the "Garden of excellence" label awarded by the International Camellia Society. The park is home to 1100 varieties of camellias over an area of 10,000 m2 on the shores of Lake Maggiore. For Camelie Locarno, the park will also host floral installations, a café, and the traditional market dedicated to the sale of plants. As every year, there will be side events: the traditional concerti delle camelie.About the area: Located between the Lake Maggiore and the Alps, Locarno has an amazing landscape that especially in spring give its best. This lively town offers unmissable tourist attractions such as Piazza Grande, the Visconteo Castle, Falconeria Lugano, Santuario della Madonna del Sasso and the Ghisla Art Collection. There are numerous opportunities for recreation and entertainment: the entire Ascona-Locarno region, including lakes and rivers, botanical parks, valleys and mountains, is waiting to provide you with unforgettable moments!Event DetailsName of the event: Camelie Locarno Location: Via Gioacchino Respini 17 6600 Locarno, SwitzerlandDates: 19-23 March 2025 Opening hours: Wednesday-Sunday 9.30-17.30Admission pricesCamelie Locarno: CHF 10 (adults), CHF 8 (Students), CHF 8 (from 10 pax), Free (Children up to 16 years)More info: Camelie LocarnoWant to enjoy the full splendour of spring on Lake Maggiore?

Illuminate Your Spring at Zagreb's Festival of Lights. As winter fades, Zagreb bursts into a symphony of colours with the return of the Festival of Lights from March 19 to 23, 2025. This annual spectacle transforms Croatia's capital into a luminous canvas, celebrating the rejuvenation of nature and the onset of warmer days. Over five enchanting evenings, the city's historic streets, parks, and landmarks come alive with mesmerizing light installations and vibrant projections, inviting locals and visitors alike to experience Zagreb in a radiant new light.What to ExpectThe Festival of Lights Zagreb offers a diverse array of attractions that captivate the senses:Spectacular Projections: Iconic buildings and facades serve as backdrops for dynamic light shows, blending art and architecture in dazzling displays.Interactive Installations: Engage with immersive light art pieces that respond to movement and touch, creating a personalized experience for each attendee.Themed Light Trails: Wander through designated paths illuminated by creative designs, guiding you on a journey through Zagreb's illuminated heritage.Zagreb's iconic landmarks glow in a spectacular light display, transforming the city into a mesmerising canvas during the Festival of Lights.About the AreaZagreb, the vibrant heart of Croatia, seamlessly blends historic charm with modern flair. The city's Upper Town (Gornji Grad) enchants with its cobblestone streets, red-tiled roofs, and landmarks like St. Mark's Church, known for its colorful tiled roof. The bustling Tkalčićeva Street offers a lively ambiance with its array of cafes, restaurants, and boutique shops. For museum enthusiasts, Zagreb boasts unique institutions such as the Museum of Broken Relationships and the Croatian Museum of Naïve Art. The city's parks, like Maksimir Park, provide lush green spaces perfect for leisurely strolls, while the Zagreb Cathedral stands as a testament to stunning Gothic architecture. With its rich cultural tapestry and welcoming atmosphere, Zagreb is a destination that promises memorable experiences beyond the festival.Event DetailsName of the event: Festival of Lights ZagrebLocation: Zagreb, CroatiaDate: March 19 - 23, 2025Official Event Website: The Festival of Lights ZagrebDon’t miss out on the magic of Zagreb as it shines bright during the Festival of Lights!