In 2008, more snowmobilers went snowmobiling than any year before, and there are now more registered snowmobiles this year than in 2007. Registered snowmobiles in the United States increased 2.6 percent, despite the challenging economy. There are also over 708,000 registered snowmobiles in Canada -- a 1.5 percent increase over 2007.

Snowmobilers' level of activity is also rising. There are 230,000 miles of groomed and marked snowmobile trails that wind through beautiful scenery throughout North America, amounting to more miles of snowmobile trails than in the entire U.S. interstate highway system. Miles ridden by snowmobilers in North America jumped 17 percent in 2008 over 2007, with the average snowmobiler riding over 1,040 miles last winter. The spike in activity increased tourism-related expenditures and traffic.

For those interested in learning more about snowmobiling, the www.gosnowmobiling.org web site is an essential tool for guidance. It provides information on how to get started in snowmobiling, dealers and renters who can supply you with a snowmobile, locations to snowmobile and more. It's a great way for the inexperienced snowmobiler to get informed. A free e-newsletter is also available to sign up for through the web site.

ISMA is an organization representing the four manufacturers of snowmobiles. ISMA's main function is to provide and encourage policies, programs and activities to improve the lifestyle activity of snowmobiling throughout the world. It maintains strong partnerships with the Canadian Council of Snowmobile Organizations (CCSO/CCOM) and the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA). For more information about ISMA, visit www.snowmobile.org. International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association, 1640 Haslett Road, Suite 170, Haslett, MI 48840.

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SOURCE: International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association

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FACT: Snowmobilers like snow.

FACT: The economies of the US, Canada and much of Europe are bolstered by snowmobiling activities.*

So today, the International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association (ISMA) released a Snow Dance video on the Internet here: http://www.gosnowmobiling.org/snowdance.html . The Snow Dance shown in the video is designed to make it snow, thus hastening the arrival of the snowmobiling season.

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The new Snow Dance video features a mom, dad and their two teenage children singing and dancing around four snowmobiles. In the video, there is no snow on the ground but it is obvious this avid snowmobiling family really wants it to snow.

The video has been posted on the ISMA's consumer website: www.gosnowmobiling.org . The link to the website video has been sent to the presidents of all snowmobile associations, organizations, federations and clubs for distribution to their members. In addition, the video has been posted on YouTube.

For those interested in learning more about snowmobiling, the www.gosnowmobiling.org website is an essential tool for guidance. It provides information on how to get started in snowmobiling, dealers, renters who can supply a snowmobile in your area, destinations to take your snowmobile and more. It's a great way for the inexperienced snowmobiler to get informed. A free e-newsletter is also available to sign up for through the website.

ISMA is an organization representing the four manufacturers of snowmobiles. ISMA's main function is to provide and encourage policies, programs, and activities to improve the lifestyle activity of snowmobiling throughout the world. It maintains strong partnerships with the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) and the Canadian Council of Snowmobile Organizations (CCSO/CCOM). For more information about ISMA, visit www.snowmobile.org .

Or write us at: International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association, 1640 Haslett Road, Suite 170, Haslett, MI 48840.

    *More snowmobiling facts courtesy of the ISMA:
    1.  There are over 1.62 million snowmobiles in the United States, 708,500
        in Canada and 460,000 in Europe.
    2.  Last year, Americans spent over $9 million on new snowmobiles.
    3.  The snowmobiling industry employs over 90,000 men and women in North
        America and over 6,000 in Europe.
    4.  The average snowmobiler stays an average of 7.2 nights in
        motels/resort rooms and spends over $4,000 a year on their fun.
    5.  During the 2007/2008 season, snowmobilers raised over $3 million for
        charity.

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ISMA 'Make It Snow' Snow Dance Video Released Today

FACT: Snowmobilers like snow.

FACT: The economies of the US, Canada and much of Europe are bolstered by snowmobiling activities.*

So today, the International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association (ISMA) released a Snow Dance video on the Internet here: http://www.gosnowmobiling.org/snowdance.html . The Snow Dance shown in the video is designed to make it snow, thus hastening the arrival of the snowmobiling season.

(Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20081118/CLTU107 )

The new Snow Dance video features a mom, dad and their two teenage children singing and dancing around four snowmobiles. In the video, there is no snow on the ground but it is obvious this avid snowmobiling family really wants it to snow.

The video has been posted on the ISMA's consumer website: www.gosnowmobiling.org . The link to the website video has been sent to the presidents of all snowmobile associations, organizations, federations and clubs for distribution to their members. In addition, the video has been posted on YouTube.

For those interested in learning more about snowmobiling, the www.gosnowmobiling.org website is an essential tool for guidance. It provides information on how to get started in snowmobiling, dealers, renters who can supply a snowmobile in your area, destinations to take your snowmobile and more. It's a great way for the inexperienced snowmobiler to get informed. A free e-newsletter is also available to sign up for through the website.

ISMA is an organization representing the four manufacturers of snowmobiles. ISMA's main function is to provide and encourage policies, programs, and activities to improve the lifestyle activity of snowmobiling throughout the world. It maintains strong partnerships with the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) and the Canadian Council of Snowmobile Organizations (CCSO/CCOM). For more information about ISMA, visit www.snowmobile.org .

Or write us at: International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association, 1640 Haslett Road, Suite 170, Haslett, MI 48840.

    *More snowmobiling facts courtesy of the ISMA:
    1.  There are over 1.62 million snowmobiles in the United States, 708,500
        in Canada and 460,000 in Europe.
    2.  Last year, Americans spent over $9 million on new snowmobiles.
    3.  The snowmobiling industry employees over 90,000 men and women in North
        America and over 6,000 in Europe.
    4.  The average snowmobiler stays an average of 7.2 nights in
        motels/resort rooms and spends over $4,000 a year on their fun.
    5.  During the 2007/2008 season, snowmobilers raised over $3 million for
        charity.

SOURCE International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association

http://www.snowmobile.org

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Woolworths said yesterday it was investigating the possibility of opening outlets at other airports.

Mahesh Govend, assistant GM of retail at Acsa, said yesterday Woolworths was likely to open stores at Cape Town International Airport late next year and the new La Mercy airport outside Durban in 2010, when the construction of the new airport was completed.

Govend said Woolworths stores at the smaller airports would not be viable as these did not have the passenger volumes to sustain the business.

Woolworths at OR Tambo will stock food and apparel. It will be one of the new central terminal building's retail mall's 20 stores. Partly opened to the public a month ago, the building will open fully next April with the new international departures hall.

Govend said the new mall, looking more like a shopping mall rather than an airport mall, had three banks, a Mugg & Bean restaurant, a Markhams clothing store and jewellery stores.

Acsa relies increasingly on nonaeronautical income from retail, advertising and property development as economic slowdown erodes its traditional aeronautical income. In the year to March, Acsa for the first time reported nonaeronautical revenue overtaking aeronautical income.