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- India’s longest river ropeway system has opened. The 1.8 km aerial tramway takes approximately 8 minutes to cross the Brahmaputra River. Other travel options are by ferry, which takes half an hour or more, or via a roadway bridge which takes more than an hour during traffic. The transit improvement over the river is expected to boost tourism in North Guwahati.
- The revised Penang Hill Special Area Plan (SAP) in Malaysia includes a cable car. Although the previous RM100 million from the Pakatan Harapan government was revoked, the state is moving forward with the cable car and looking at several funding options. SAP revisions include disaster management plans for landslides and being COVID-19 resilient.
- Nordic Valley Ski Resort in Utah prepares for their first high speed 6-person lift. The 4,123-foot lift was manufactured by Leitner Poma and is being located in an undeveloped area, opening up 300 skiable acres. Nordic Valley will be one of just three Utah resorts to offer a high speed 6-person lift for their guests.
- Wings of Tatev in Armenia has free rides for children. Wings of Tatev is the world’s longest reversible aerial tramway and is offering a special deal for school children and kids from orphanages until September 15. Children can get free access and build extraordinary memories of stunning landscapes and panoramic views, as well as the 9th century Tatev Monastery Complex, one Armenia’s most famous religious, cultural and enlightenment centers.
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