New Doppelmayr facilities in USA and Canada
With the opening of expanded facilities in Salt Lake City, Utah (USA), and Saint-Jérôme, Quebec (CAN), the Doppelmayr Group is strengthening its manufacturing, engineering, training, and service capabilities in North America. The two investments create additional capacity for continued growth and underscore the Group’s long-term commitment to its customers, employees, and partners across the region.
NSAA President Steps Down
"After two incredibly rewarding years, I have made the very difficult decision to step aside as President and CEO of the National Ski Areas Association (NSAA), effective November 10, 2026" This was announced by Mike Reitzell, President and CEO of the National Ski Areas Association (NSAA). Why does he no longer want to lead the association of North American ski areas?
Urban Ready: Full Service for Ropeway Ropes
The rope is likely one of the most critical elements of an urban ropeway. For this reason, not only must the product itself be convincing, but also the planning, installation, operation, and inspection – quite simply, the entire lifecycle of a rope. Rope supplier Teufelberger-Redaelli therefore pursues a full-service approach.
Bureaucracy on a Rope: Managing Contracts and Risks Digitally
Planning, construction, and operation of urban ropeways involve numerous contracts and various risks. To help operators keep track of everything, the maintenance software SAMBESI offers corresponding modules. The tool from Swiss company REMEC is already in use by numerous companies and is considered a benchmark for digital programs covering ropeway maintenance and management.
Uruapan: New Cable Car for the City
Ropeway manufacturer Doppelmayr has successfully commissioned the Teleférico Uruapan in Mexico – a milestone in public infrastructure realized in close cooperation with the government of the State of Michoacán. The project improves accessibility, сonnectivity, and quality of life for thousands of residents in Uruapan.
Mobility starts with the Passenger
Today, urban ropeways are no longer viewed merely as infrastructure projects, but as vital tools for enhancing accessibility, reachability, and overall quality of life in cities. Decision-makers are investing in this mode of transit because it addresses everyday challenges: long commute times, geographical barriers, and a lack of connectivity. About practical experiences.