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Experience Based Learning, Inc., (EBL) has released an outline for operators breaking down the considerations that may need review as they look at reopening their operations in the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Vertical Life, a European software solutions company for the climbing industry, has developed a strategy outline for COVID-19 risk mitigation in climbing gyms.
As many resorts and adventure parks anticipate the time when they can safely open in some capacity this summer it’s useful to learn how businesses in other countries are preparing to do the same.
Sometime between April 13 and 14, Treetop Flyers in British Columbia was broken into and key pieces of equipment were stolen, including a zipSTOP braking device.
The Association for Challenge Course Technology (ACCT) released a resource for the industry entitled “Someday we are going to reopen.”
In the wake of the coronavirus, Gunstock Resort in Gilford, N.H., has decided to reduce its offerings for the summer of 2020.
ZipZone Peachland in interior British Columbia is planning to reopen its operation on April 18 following a shut down due to COVID-19.
Suppliers and equipment manufacturers are putting out guidance on care and cleaning during the COVID-19 pandemic.