The CEO who led Vail Resorts through the pandemic, expansion of the Epic Pass and a turbulent ski patrol strike at Park City Mountain Resort this past winter has stepped down.

Rob Katz. Vail photo. Company reaffirms fiscal 2025 guidance and pass sales trends provided in the April metrics release by Timothy McQuiston, Vermont Business Magazine Vail Resorts, Inc. (NYSE: MTN) ...

Vail Resorts, Inc. is reporting that company CEO Kirsten Lynch has stepped down from her leadership role and as Board director. Current Executive Chair and former CEO Rob Katz is returning to the role ...

Rob Katz, the man who led Vail Resorts' acquisition of Park City Mountain and The Canyons ski areas, will return as the company's CEO, replacing Kirsten Lynch.

Summer parking at the Town of Vail parking structures will no longer be free because both need “significant funding” for repair and maintenance, according to a statement.

The Town of Vail, Colorado, announced Tuesday that it would implement a new paid parking program this summer to help pay for repairs and maintenance on its parking structures, as well as encouraging ...

But in Vail, the walk-before-you-run expression has been given to the town’s Parking and Mobility Task Force by the Town Council concerning an idea to start charging for parking in the summer. Many ...

Vail Associates was continuing its search for a piece of its land which could meet the qualifications and requirements for a federally financed resident-employee housing project, the Vail Trail ...

Vail stock struggles as strike leads to long lines at Park City Mountain The situation has raised awareness of the consolidation of America’s ski resorts under Vail and a handful of other companies.

Vail Resorts now has about 40 North American locations and even a few in Europe and Australia. Its present form can be traced to a leveraged buyout organised by Apollo Global Management more than ...

Vail Resorts, which faced backlash over a Park City ski patrol strike, gets hate from locals and ski bums over the corporatization of skiing.

On Wednesday night, unionized ski patrollers at Utah’s Park City Mountain Resort unanimously ratified a new agreement with company owner Vail Resorts, officially ending a 12-day unfair labor ...