Big conglomerates dominate ownership of ski resorts in America. A town in Colorado launched a bid to buy a ski hill to preserve its relaxed culture and affordability.
Key Points
Big conglomerates dominate ownership of ski resorts in America
Local community ownership can help preserve the unique culture and affordability of a ski hill
The bid by a neighboring town in Colorado highlights the desire to maintain control over the ski hill
Pros
Preserving the relaxed culture and affordability of the ski hill
Local community ownership benefits the town and its residents
Cons
Potential challenges in managing and maintaining the ski hill
Competition with big conglomerates in the ski industry