Ian Wood is a journalist at BBC World. He covers a diverse range of themes including travel and tourism, real estate, sports business, and regional interest, with a particular focus on adventure travel. Ian's work has been featured in notable outlets such as BBC News, WWMT-TV News Channel 3, and FOX 2 Detroit.
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Ian Wood’s coverage predominantly focuses on skiing, ski resorts, and related events with a local focus in the United States, specifically California's Squaw Valley. Given this emphasis, he is likely to respond well to pitches involving new developments or unique features at ski resorts in his area. Story angles could include safety measures at local resorts or updates on infrastructure improvements.
With a strong emphasis on event coverage and private sector announcements within the skiing industry, Ian may also be interested in press releases from relevant companies regarding new products/services related to skiing equipment or resort amenities.
Additionally, given the nature of his articles that cover accidents and incidents at ski locations, Ian might appreciate pitches focusing on safety practices and regulations within ski areas.
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By: Ian Wood
New Hampshire downhill ski resorts saw their best visitation numbers in over a decade thanks to cold weather and a decent amount of snow.
Operations at the Wyoming ski area are currently on pause due to mechanical issues, but repairs are expected to be completed soon.
Downhill mountain bikers are disappointed following an announcement by a North Vermont ski resort regarding its bike park.
By: Ian Wood
Park City Mountain Resort's planned lift installations in 2027 face an appeal from local residents who think there wasn't enough analysis.
A Vermont ski resort that's already known for its snowmaking prowess plans to make its network more efficient for the future.
The new ownership group at Vermont's largest ski resort is spending another $25 million this offseason on various projects.
While some condos in skiing communities are priced surprisingly reasonably, there are risks to the investment.
The former leader of two mountains run by Vail Resorts has been hired as the new General Manager of a Vermont destination.
By: Ian Wood
One of the highest roads in California was planned to be the way to get to a since cancelled ski resort project.
While warm weather led to an underwhelming ski season out West, some ski resorts were still able to debut major terrain expansions.
