Salt Lake City’s current route network consists of 351 daily departures to 87 nonstop destinations

SALT LAKE CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Source: OAG Schedules, August 2013.

International -Paris -Calgary -Vancouver -Puerto Vallarta -Los Cabos

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Quality of skiing/snowboarding

Snow conditions

Easy to fly to Salt Lake City

Easy to get to ski areas from Salt Lake City or airport

Variety of terrain

Previous experience

Ability to ski/board multiple areas in one vacation

Resort/town atmosphere

Overall trip/vacation value

Friends/family recommended

Family-oriented/kids' programs/ski school

Non-ski activities

Package deals/promotions

Inexpensive airfares

Other

New experience/first time here

Apres ski activities/nightlife

Ski school (adult)

Ski club/ski council decision

Percent Responding

Why Choose Utah

Total ski/snowboard-related spending in Utah is estimated at $1.290 billion, up from $1.173 billion in 2010/11 (10% increase). This includes $1.076 billion spent by out-of-state/ international visitors, up from $990 million (up 8.8%) Utah residents accounted for $214 million in spending, up from $183 million (up 16.7%) Out-of-state/international visitors are estimated to spend an average of $323 per capita per day while in Utah, up from $272

Utah Ski Industry Expenditures and Economic Impact

Utah recorded 4.032 million visits (6th best), up 6.0% from last season. Record is 4.25 million set in 2007/08; 2010/11 was 2nd highest with 4.22 million visits. Utah share about 7% (CO 20%, CA 11%)

2012-13 Utah Ski Season

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Skier Days Utah

1955/56-2012/13

Utah Skier Days

31.8%

7.7%

5.7%

3.9%

2.5%

2.2%

2.2%

2.1%

2.0%

1.8%

1.7%

1.6%

1.6%

1.5%

31.2%

7.0%

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3.9%

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Salt Lake City -- CO, ID, NV, UT

International

New York -- CT, NJ, NY, PA

Los Angeles -- CA

Boston (Manchester) --MA, NH, VT

Atlanta -- AL, GA, NC

Chicago -- IL, IN

Washington (Hagerstown) --DC, MD, PA, VA, WV

Las Vegas -- NV

San Diego -- CA

Philadelphia -- DE, NJ, PA

Phoenix -- AZ, CA

Dallas - Fort Worth -- TX

Baltimore -- MD

Percent Responding

2012/13

2010/11

Where do Utah skiers come from?