

Sciare is a fortnightly seasonal magazine (October to April) founded in 1966 by Massimo Di Marco. It is the official organ of the AMSI (Association of Italian Ski Instructors) and media partner of Fisi, Fisip, Anef and major events such as Turin 2006, the World Championships in Cortina 2021, the Eyof FVG 2024 or the recent Universiade Turin 2025.
It has been the beacon of reference for skiing and mountain enthusiasts for 60 years and employs collaborators of high journalistic and technical calibre. It covers every nuance of Alpine skiing, from competitions to equipment, from tourism to technique, with in-depth articles on traumatology, athletic preparation, youth competitions, masters, freeriding... At the end of October, it offers the Technical Buying Guide, a yearbook with tests on skis, boots, and a collection of everything found in sports shops, including accessories and fashion!
The National Association of Sporting Goods Manufacturers is the point of reference for Italian companies that produce and/or distribute sports clothing, footwear and equipment. Founded in 1958 and an integral part of Confindustria, Assosport represents over 300 brands that, with an aggregate turnover of 4.6 billion euros and 10,500 employees, constitute the beating heart of the Italian sports industry. Through innovative projects and tailor-made services, the association provides member companies with concrete tools to grow in the global market, thus contributing to the development of the sector and promoting the visibility and socio-economic value of sport.
It is the association representing manufacturing and service companies in the province of Belluno. Its activities are geared to guaranteeing the centrality of enterprise as an essential driver for the sustainable and inclusive development of the territory and, therefore, for the wellbeing of its inhabitants.
Its actions are aimed at protecting and representing the reasons for entrepreneurship, both in relations with institutions and public authorities, and with political, economic, trade union organisations and any other component of society, as well as assisting members with diversified, qualified, efficient services that are always in line with the needs of businesses.
The Gis is the ski club of Italian journalists. It was officially founded in 1958, although its foundation dates back to 1934. It is a member of the Italian Winter Sports Federation and is constituted as an amateur sports association, recognised by the Italian National Olympic Committee (CONI).
The Gis organises the Italian Journalists' Ski Championships every year and is a member of the Ski Club Internationale des Journalistes, the association that brings together the ski clubs of journalists from more than 30 countries on all five continents.