The Madonna di Campiglio ski resort in the Dolomite Mountains will limit the number of daily ski passes to 15,000 in an effort to reduce congestion.
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Madonna di Campiglio, a resort in the Dolomite Mountains, will limit the number of skiers to 15,000 daily permits, following overcrowding in the summer. This measure, valid between December 28, 2025, and January 5, 2026, aims to improve customer experience and their safety. The resort will also implement 'smart skipasses' to distribute traffic across the 150 km of slopes. Exceptions apply to those with seasonal passes and pedestrians, and expert Catherine Warrilow emphasizes the need for a more coordinated approach to tourism management.
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