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Egypt Wins Best World Snow Day.
Oberhofen, 20th May 2023 – The 2023 World Snow Day Awards winners have been announced. Line Honors Prize: 1’000chf Link to event: https://worldsnowday.com/2-190/events/peru/huacachina-ica/wsd2023-celebrationby-snowboard-club-peru The World Snow Day Awards include four categories. The first is the Line Honors category. Line Honors recognizes the first event to register for World Snow Day 2023. Registration opens on the 1st July each year. This year’s Award went to Snowboard Club Peru (PER) who registered their event at 08:02:22am.
Most Creative Prize: Film crew to document the winners next World Snow Day Event report: https://worldsnowday.com/36-33-2023/reports/bosnia-andherzegovina/jahorina/jahorina-world-snow-day-2023 The Most Creative category recognizes Organisers who have executed actions on World Snow Day that showcase creativity. For 2023 the Award for Most Creative was won by Jahorina Olympic Center (BIH) who together with TechnoAlpin produced an action called “A Thousand Skis for Children”. The activation saw 300 pairs of skis donated. 100 of those pairs were provided to children on World Snow Day and the remaining 200 will be given away during future events in the season. The Jahorina team, together with TechnoAlpin, will look to obtain another 700 pairs of skis.
Best World Small World Snow Day Prize: 2’000chf Event report: https://worldsnowday.com/8-86-2023/reports/finland/levi-ski-resort/world-snowday-levi-2023 The category with the most entrants, the Best Small World Snow Day recognizes events that are under 500 participants. This year’s Best Small World Snow Day category saw 31 entrants and was won by Levi Ski Resort. FIS would like to provide an honorable mention to Blind River Ski Club and their efforts to engage schools. The engagement of schools is key criteria in the judging of the Best Small World Snow Day category.