New artificial snow making systems to ensure snow-rich 2019 ski season in Gudauri
TechnoAlpin will install the latest systems on the second ski track of Gudauri for making artificial snow. Photo: N. Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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Georgia has already started preparations for the 2019 ski season, installing artificial snow making systems in the country’s leading winter resort of Gudauri.
The system will ensure there is a proper snow base on the ski tracks of Gudauri and guarantee winter travellers from near and afar can enjoy a long and enjoyable winter season.
Georgia’s Mountain Resorts Development Company has already signed an agreement with the global market leader in snow-making technology, TechnoAlpin.
Thanks to the agreement TechnoAlpin will install the latest systems on the second ski track of Gudauri for making artificial snow.
The Mountain Resorts Development Company says the system will be launched in 2019.
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