Snow Business INN Lillehammer

Snow Business, Universitetet i Innlandet
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Snow Business INN Lillehammer

A Podcast series that follows the Snow Business undergraduate course at the University of Innland Norway (INN) at Lillehammer. With episodes from winter tourism site visits, reviewing guest lectures amoungst others including FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup volunteering. Snow Business focuses on winter tourism, applying theoretical understanding of tourism & business studies to the international snow-sports industry and the Lillehammer region's tradition as a snow-based recreation and winter sports destination.

Épisodes

  1. 5 MAI

    Season 1 Finale: reflections on Snow Business & a semester in Lillehammer

    As the semester in Lillehammer comes to a close, a handful of students reflect on the Snow Business course & their semester in Lillehammer during winter in Norway.

    24 min

  2. 2 MAI

    Creating Lillehammer's Winter Sports Events - reflections on Stein B. Ølsen's presentation

    In this episode of the Snow Business podcast, Simon Westgarth is joined by students from the INN Lillehammer exchange program to reflect on a lecture from Stein Olsen, an expert in event management and tourism. The group explores how Lillehammer leverages its Olympic legacy, traditional culture, and stunning winter landscape to host sustainable and impactful events like the Birkebeiner race and FIS World Cups. The episode dives into the role of the regional DMO RADA, strategies for boosting tourism in lesser-known parts of Norway, and the importance of eco-labeling, public transport, and volunteer engagement. With insights on ripple effects, local food, and managing visitor capacity during major events, this discussion showcases how event tourism can support regional development while keeping sustainability at its core. Join us to learn how Lillehammer is creating a year-round destination through innovation, community, and a whole lot of snow!

    27 min

  3. 30 AVR.

    Volunteering at World Cup Ski Events in Lillehammer

    In this episode of the Snow Business Course podcast, host Simon Westgarth sits down with a dynamic group of exchange students currently studying at INN Lillehammer. Having volunteered at various World Cup events in Kvitfjell and Hafjell, these students share their unique behind-the-scenes insights and personal experiences from the slopes. Tune in as we dive into their stories and explore what it’s like to be part of world-class ski events!

    32 min

  4. 28 AVR.

    Venabufjell - in the shadow of Rondane National Park, a high mountain plateau destination

    During the conference at the hotel, we learned that Venabu is a cross-country ski resort, well known for its wide-open landscapes, peaceful atmosphere, and accessibility for all levels. It focuses strongly on sustainable tourism and offers a close-to-nature experience, with activities like snowshoeing and horseback riding. What really makes Venabu unique is its authenticity and deep connection to the environment.

    24 min

  5. 25 AVR.

    Skeikampen - Adapting to Climate Change and Tourism Shifts in a Norwegian High Plateau Destination

    Skeikampen’s mountain hotel faces challenges from climate change and shifting visitor habits. With fewer guests choosing hotels over private cabins, the hotel is adapting by planning renovations and targeting new markets. They’re also exploring ways to market Skeikampen as a year-round destination and tackle staffing shortages.

    25 min

  6. 23 AVR.

    Beitostølen Resort - working for each other, a hybrid destination

    Join Simon Westgarth, Yinke Appeldoorn, Bastian Elbern, Carina Nettelbeck, Geoffrey Fritz, and Jill van Opstal in this exciting podcast episode as we take you on a journey to Beitostølen! We’ll share our experiences from our visit and dive into the unique business they run. Get an insider’s look at the lessons from the snow business course and the passion behind it all. Tune in and be inspired!

    42 min

  7. 21 AVR.

    Inside information about the well known Hafjell Resort

    The passion behind running Pellestova. The marketing and business plan of Alpinco. Family friendliness of Hafjell and selling memorable meetings instead of products. Crazy workload of family-owned rental during week 7 and quality products in the shop. Listen how all this things combined make Hafjell a great skiing resort and the honest opinion if its daily based customers-exchange students who are passionate skiers.

    38 min

  8. 18 AVR.

    Swix - Winter Sport Product Manufacturing, Distribution & Markets

    In this episode of the Swix Podcast, host Simon Westgarth is joined by a group of students to discuss the essential role of ski wax in optimising performance on the slopes. The conversation delves into the innovations behind Swix products, the science of ski waxing, and how different conditions affect ski performance. The students share their expertise on selecting the right wax, maintaining skis, and maximising speed and control. During the episode, we also take you behind the scenes of the Swix factory, a meticulously engineered facility where only a handful of dedicated workers craft these high-quality products. Join us as we explore the world of skiing and uncover how the right preparation can make all the difference on the snow.

    26 min

  9. 16 AVR.

    The Legacy of Lillehammer's Olympic Venues

    This episode explores the lasting legacy of the Olympic Games in Lillehammer and how former venues are transformed into sustainable, multi-purpose facilities. Learn how the company behind these venues operates, ensuring their maintenance and reinvestment for long-term success and community impact.

    26 min

  10. 14 AVR.

    Fakkelbyen - a 4 Season Resort Development Project at Hafjell

    This podcast discusses a new development project in Hafjell, at the Hafjell ski resort near Lillehammer, Norway. The hosts talk about a recent presentation by Annette from Eisenhardt Investment Company, detailing plans for a high-end hotel, luxury apartments, and an activity center in the Gaiastova area. They explore the potential impact of the project, including concerns about increased crowding, transportation issues, and how the development aims to attract international visitors by offering a refined Nordic outdoor experience. The discussion also highlights the importance of year-round tourism and how Hafjell can compete with other four-season destinations.

    26 min

  11. 11 AVR.

    Intro to Podcast - going on exchange to Lillehammer, Norway in winter

    In this opening episode of the Snow Business course podcast, Simon Westgarth is joined by a diverse group of students who are participating in an exchange program at INN Lillehammer. The group shares their motivations for choosing Lillehammer and the Snow Business course, their winter sports experiences, and their expectations for the semester. The discussion also touches on their volunteer work during the FIS World Cups in Kvitfjell and Hafjell. Join us as we explore the unique experiences of studying in the heart of winter sports in Norway! Read more about Snow Business INN Lillehammer https://www.inn.no/english/study-options/our-studies/snow-business/

    23 min
  • 11 épisodes

À propos

A Podcast series that follows the Snow Business undergraduate course at the University of Innland Norway (INN) at Lillehammer. With episodes from winter tourism site visits, reviewing guest lectures amoungst others including FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup volunteering. Snow Business focuses on winter tourism, applying theoretical understanding of tourism & business studies to the international snow-sports industry and the Lillehammer region's tradition as a snow-based recreation and winter sports destination.

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    Snow Business, Universitetet i Innlandet
  • Années d’activité
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  • Épisodes
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