Live on the Snow with Vail Resorts Executive

Rob Katz Makes Major Announcement about Vail Resorts More than 91 million Americans have taken an adventure vacation in the past five years and that number is expected to increase every year, according to the Adventure Council. With the uphill growth in adventure travel, it’s no wonder that ski vacations top the list for Americans and increasingly for international travelers. As a travel industry leader and the only publicly traded ski resort company, Vail Resorts, owner of Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone and Heavenly, is making ski vacations more accessible. Vail Resorts executive Rob Katz is available to talk to your viewers about what’s happening on the ground – and on the snow – during what’s historically been one of the busiest and profitable travel periods, spring break – live from the Rocky Mountains in Vail, Colorado. He will talk specifically about: The current ski season business climate and the record snowfall Impact of the economy on travel The increase in International business Spring break vacation trends and numbers Resort real estate And, a new initiative that could change the dynamics of the ski industry in the future Rob Katz can give viewers the scoop on the current climate of the ski industry, as well as hot business travel trends. This interview is provided by Vail Resorts. As the Chief Executive Officer of Vail Resorts, a premier luxury destination-based travel company, Rob Katz has combined his keen insight with a down-to-earth approach, making him a popular guest on CNBC and FOX Business Network, as well as a frequent interview subject for the New York Times and other leading business and consumer media outlets. Considered one of the foremost and progressive leaders in the travel industry, Katz has also been tapped by “Conde Nast Traveler”, Colorado’s Governor Bill Ritter and the University of Colorado LEEDS School of Business to speak about the company’s innovative, industry-leading environmental initiatives and guest service programs.