Guided by the principle to provide opportunities for connection, The Trekking Group has continually broadened its scope to make that possible in a variety of ways.
Busy builders see demand for facilities upgrades as post-Covid competition for leisure time activities increases.
Seasonal operators continue to evolve hiring and retention strategies to staff up in a difficult market.
Children are basically small adults, as far as harnesses are concerned, but their gear can still benefit from some kid-specific features.
High 5 Adventure Learning Center has promoted associate executive director Jennifer Ottinger to executive director. In her new position, Ottinger…
A 15-year-old student died in February 2021 from complications related to asphyxiation after the leg loops of his harness came…
UPDATED Aug. 21, 2024, to reflect that this case was dismissed. A woman filed a lawsuit against the Hyatt Corporation…
Granite Insurance has promoted Jamie White to chief financial officer and named Ben Todd the new leader of its climbing…
A tentative workshop schedule has been posted to the Professional Ropes Course Association (PRCA) website in advance of its annual…
Petzl has discovered ropes can be mounted incorrectly in the rope adjuster of certain GRILLON products, preventing the products from…
Zip line braking regulations, standards, and technology continue to evolve, and expand the options for braking systems.
A gaggle of aerial adventure industry pros tell us which tools they can’t leave home without.
Eight suppliers and operators join a roundtable discussion on the merits and challenges of various photo systems.
Here’s a look at some practical issues many developers and operators underestimate or overlook when starting to build an aerial adventure park.
