Europe’s Ski Slopes Are Open Despite Omicron, at Least for Now

ALPE DI SIUSI, Italy—In the rarefied air of the Dolomite Alps, seven,000 feet over sea stage, one particular can practically overlook that the Covid-19 pandemic is even now raging.

Skiers from throughout Europe trip the lifts until eventually twilight. Youngsters snake down slopes driving their instructors. People sip beer slope-facet, and patrols on snowmobiles ply the mountainside.