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PROGRAM 2026

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ENRICHING DAYS 2026

Climate change is impacting skiing and ski resorts worldwide. Now comes a chance to be part of reversing this trend. Take it.

During the weekend, you will not only get to listen to and talk with some of Europe’s leading experts. You will also get to ski, attend a climate Talkshow with researchers, and watch the women’s FIS Alpine World Cup race. Here’s the program.

Friday March 13 – Conference Day

Arena: Swedish Alpine National Arena, Årevägen 180

08.00-08.30 Welcome!

We check in, meet and greet over a cup of coffee or tea.

08.30 START

  • Block 1: PERSPECTIVES and insights from researchers, athletes, business leaders, reindeer herders and policymakers.

IN BETWEEN: Coffee break, discussions and networking 

  • Block 2: SPORT AS A CATALYST
    • Cases from sailing and football
    • Wilder Skiing

LUNCH – Food For White Winters 

  • Block 3: NATURE AND BUSINESS?
  • Block 4: Climate Law and responsibility 

IN BETWEEN: Coffee break, discussions and networking

  • Block 5: Follow-up Transportation
  • Block 6: LEADING FOR IMPACT

17.00 END OF CONFERENCE DAY ONE 

Networking

19.00 GROUP DINNER & MINGLE

Saturday March 14

07.00 EXCLUSIVE MORNING SKIING

Lift passes are included as we take the cable car (opening exclusively for us) to the top of Åreskutan for pristine corduroy skiing alongside our alpine stars.

08.30 BREAKFAST & MORNING SESSION 

  • Block 7: Key-note 
  • SUMMERY AND INITATIVES

10:00 Conference ends & start first run of the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup, National Arena.

The conference concludes just in time for the first run of the women’s Alpine World Cup, but more activities await.

Skiing

13.00 Second run of the FIS Alpine World Cup, National Arena

Skiing

15.00-17.30 SNOWTOPIA CLIMATE APRÈS SKI

  • Climate après-ski “Snowtopia” at Holiday Club, in collaboration with Stockholm Resilience Centre, Live Green, World Cup Åre, and Holiday Club.
  • Brave conversations about climate and goal conflicts with athletes, researchers, musicians, climate advocates, and business leaders are mixed with live music.

Sunday March 15

Women’s FIS Alpine Skii World Cup Slalom at the National Arena. Entrance fee is included in the conference ticket.

09.30 First run of the Alpine World Cup, Slalom, National Arena

12.30 Second run of the Alpine World Cup, Slalom, National Arena