IntroductionCortina d'Ampezzo is located in northern Italy and is one of the most famous ski resorts. Situated in the middle of the Dolomites Alpine Valley, Cortina d'Ampezzo is considered a premier winter sports resort with a wide range of activities for visitors. Additionally, it is known for hosting the Winter Olympics in the 1950s, as well as various World Cup events (such as the World Cup ski circuit for women's speed disciplines) and films. cinematographic films, for example The Pink Panther. Cortina d'Ampezzo continues its reputation with a modern ski lift system and above all with 90% snow covering the slopes which extend from November to April. Overview of operationsCortina d'Ampezzo is an urban ski resort which extends over part of the Southern Alps in the Dolomites Superski, in the Italian Dolomites, with almost 140 km of slopes. Not only does it hold World Cup races every year such as the Alpine Skiing World Cup, Ice Hockey Championships, etc., but it also offers a variety of trails of all difficulties that appeal to all groups of age. Being part of Dolomite Superski gives the resort and visitors a great advantage, as the Dolomite Superski area is the largest ski area in the world connecting twelve leading ski resorts. The visitor with a single ski pass has the opportunity to visit 1220 km of slopes and trails and 450 ski lifts. Cortina d'Ampezzo offers its visitor ski pass for the valley and the entire Dolomiti Superski area. Skiers have the opportunity to participate in different activities such as the Snow Park which is five hundred meters long and is divided into two areas depending on the level of difficulty; easy and medium line. The easy line is designed for beginners and includes four kickers, a rail and a box. For those who prefer the middle area...... middle of paper ...... offices on the outskirts of the ski resort and having relationships with local and national public authorities is important to have a ski resort successful skiing. In addition, Cortina takes care to respect the ecosystems surrounding the ski resort by offering environmental courses to all age groups and organizing tours, etc. in order to raise awareness of the importance of respecting and preserving the environment for future generations. And as ecotourism becomes more and more popular nowadays, Cortina is considered an attractive ski resort for those who love ecotourism and care about the environment. Finally, Cortina made sure to create more Italian, historical and wildlife experiences at the ski resort. creating memorable experiences for skiers through cultural and historical tours and exhibitions of a wide variety that promise regular visitors to Cortina d'Ampezzo.