ABRIOLA-PIERFAONE, 6 MILIONI PER IL POLO SCIISTICO: SI SCIERÀ 365 GIORNI L'ANNO, ANCHE SENZA NEVE

Regional funding for the Sellata redevelopment has been signed. President Bardi: "An accessible and inclusive project that will boost the economy." Mayor Triunfo: "A 480-meter synthetic grass slope is coming." The goal: to deseasonalize mountain tourism. A strategic €6 million investment will transform the face of Lucanian mountain tourism and revitalize inland areas. With the approval of the major funding from the Basilicata Region, the Abriola-Pierfaone ski area is preparing for a true revolution. The big news? It will become a year-round attraction, allowing enthusiasts to ski even in the height of summer idyll or during snowfall. The redevelopment project, which focuses on deseasonalizing the area, was officially presented at a press conference open to the public, marking a moment of strong synergy between the regional government and the municipal administration. Basilicata Region President Vito Bardi expressed his satisfaction, emphasizing the project's dual economic and social value: "I believe it is an important project for the enhancement of our mountain. This investment will provide useful solutions for the entire region, especially because we have placed inclusion and the removal of barriers at the center of the project: the Sellata will be accessible to people with disabilities, so that everyone can enjoy the benefits of sport." For the governor, the economic impact will be immediate and tangible for the local community: "Investing means generating wealth and boosting the real economy, from restaurants to all the activities that revolve around sports. The Sellata has always been a point of reference not only for the people of Basilicata, but also for the surrounding areas. Now the goal, shared with the mayor and councilors, is to proceed quickly with the work to provide an initial concrete solution by the end of the year." The technological heart of the relaunch was illustrated by Romano Triunfo, Mayor of Abriola, who thanked the Governor for his support of a project that promises to be a game-changer: "We will install a new, cutting-edge synthetic turf system that simulates the effect of snow. We're talking about a 480-meter slope that will be accessible year-round: you can ski in winter on real snow, but also in spring, autumn, and summer. It's a unique development that complements the traditional tourist offerings of our ski resort." The €6 million in funding represents a breath of fresh air and a "clear political vision" for the revitalization of Basilicata's inland areas, often penalized by isolation or the shortness of the winter tourist seasons. With this move, Sellata aims to transform itself into a permanent center of attraction, capable of attracting a steady flow of tourists and enhancing the region's environmental heritage. The engines are running: the challenge now shifts to speeding up the construction site's execution to give Basilicata its first "four-season" mountain. https://www.basilicatadigitalchannel.com