Narvik is preparing: 53 million euros for Ski-WM 2029!

Narvik is preparing: 53 million euros for Ski-WM 2029!

Narvik, Norwegen - A red light on the mountain that only indicates the upcoming World Ski World Cup in Narvik: On June 5, 2025, a pioneering contract between Narvikfjellet Allmenn as and the company Leitner, Prinoth and Demaclenko was signed at the Interalpin Messe in Innsbruck. The Norwegian ski area operator has invested over 53 million euros in a comprehensive alpine modernization package in order to optimally prepare Narvik for the gigantic winter sports event. This investment should not only inspire skiing, but also give new impulses to the entire region, reports meinzirk.at.

The order includes the construction of a cabin railway, an armchair track and three drag lifts. In addition, around 100 snow producers and 12 slopes are ordered. In addition to these technical innovations, accompanying construction work is also planned in the Scandinavian ski area, which counts around 15,000 inhabitants. Leitner will ensure safe and energy -efficient transportation of the guests. Prinoth, as a "Official Supplier", guarantees perfect slopes, while Demaclenko will provide an advanced snow -making infrastructure. Among other things, this includes a pumping station and a digital snow management system that ensures maximum efficiency.

The challenges and opportunities of the World Cup

The upcoming FIS Alpine World Ski Championships in Narvik not only represent a sporty highlight, but also an opportunity to tackle the challenges of climate change in Arctic space, as Narvikfjellet.no emphasizes. The aim is to become the most environmentally friendly and sustainable sporting event of this kind. Thanks to the picturesque backdrop of mountains, sea and city, Narvik also offers a unique atmosphere that inspires both visitors and athletes.

A special feature of the event will be electrical shuttle buses that are intended to support accredited personnel and viewers within the city movements. The accommodation is partly guaranteed by modern cruise ships in the port of Narvik, which benefits both the tourist infrastructure and persecutes an environmentally friendly approach.

sustainability in focus

Narvik also has to prove itself in terms of sustainability. The city endeavors to develop a sustainable urban environment that is ecologically and socially inclusive. Political leaders, cultural institutions and the local community fully support this initiative. In this way, the identity of the goal is strengthened and local pride, while key industries such as tourism and aquaculture are examined, which promises long -term benefits for the region.

This World Cup is therefore not only a sporting competition, but also an important joint project that radiates far beyond Narvik and creates valuable added value in the region. Projects for children, adolescents and clubs are as well as the constant development of sustainable sports facilities that can also be used for future events after the World Cup, as the Foundation emphasizes security in skiing.

The preparations are in full swing and support within the region is unbroken. It remains exciting what the 2029 skiing championship will have to offer in Narvik.