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| Travel Trade Inspiration | | If you can’t read this newsletter, please click here. | | | Update and News From Yosemite Mariposa County,
Visit California, and Mammoth Lakes
With the US having just opened their borders for fully vaccinated Nordic visitors, we are excited to bring you the latest news and inspiration from California. Hopefully, this will keep you and your clients up to date and ready for a reunion with the Golden State in a foreseeable future.
In the November newsletter from Visit California and partners, you will learn what to do in Yosemite Mariposa County during winter, get access to the California STAR Agent Training, and see the latest news from Mammoth Mountain in Mammoth Lakes.
As always, feel free to contact Atlantic Link if you have any opportunities or ideas you would like to discuss, or if you have any questions regarding travels to California. See contact information at the bottom of this newsletter.
Kind Regards,
Karin Gert Nielsen, CEO
Atlantic Link | | | Winter Activities in
Yoesmite Mariposa County As the season’s first snowfall blankets the meadows and mountains, Yosemite National Park is transformed into a winter wonderland full of exciting adventures and winter activities for you and your family.
Many have the impression that when the first day of winter arrives in Yosemite, the whole place closes up tight until spring. They are mistaken, the Yosemite and its residents do not hibernate. There are notable changes in winter, but most of them add to the unique beauty of Yosemite during this special season. Much of Yosemite wears a covering of snow, and once-thundering waterfalls quiet themselves in frozen dormancy.
The Tioga and Glacier Point Roads close, and visitor activities center on such winter sports as skiing, snow-shoeing and skating. Whether its skiing the slopes of Badger Pass Ski Area, snowshoeing beneath a full moon, or ice skating with Half Dome as your backdrop, you’ll find yourself reconnecting with nature and each other. | | | California STAR Agent Training Become an expert on California through our CA STAR training platform. This free online training program will provide you with training knowledge, as well as tools and resources with images, itineraries, webinar content, and the latest news on California to help you sell California.
We just recently re-launched our online training program full of brand-new California content, so this is a great time to join, as well as revisit the site for new information! The chapters are great for every level of travel advisor selling California product, from beginner to expert.
And as an added bonus, all those who complete the new chapter training will be eligible to win a California themed prize! | | Main Lodge Land Swap Finalized Mammoth Mountain Ski Area and the U.S. Forest Service announced the completion of a land swap that sets the stage for transformational change at the third most-visited ski resort in the United States. The transaction gives Mammoth Mountain private ownership of the Main Lodge Base Area, a 35.7-acre parcel of previously leased Forest Service land. The land swap makes possible large-scale improvements to Mammoth’s Main Lodge base area, including the Mammoth Mountain Inn and surrounding infrastructure. | | Coca-Cola Lounge The Coca-Cola Lounge is an all-new space inside McCoy Station to recharge between runs, grab a snack and create your own favorite drink with a Coca-Cola freestyle machine. Offering various food options, drinks and photo ops, it’s the perfect spot to kick your feet up. The bottom floor of McCoy Station, located mid-mountain, has been converted into a completely renovated custom lounge for skiers and riders. Coca-Cola freestyle machines and float stations will be available for guest use | | | Contact, Scandinavia & Finland
Karin Gert Nielsen
CEO & Managing Director
Atlantic Link
Sturlasgade 3, st.
2300 Copenhagen S - Denmark
M: +45 2942 1005
E: kgn@atlanticlink.net
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