The nation’s ski industry is mobilizing in a unified and sweeping effort to thwart potential cuts to a cultural visa program that allows young foreign students to work temporarily in the U.S. Ski resorts have become reliant on J-1 Summer Work Travel visa workers in the past five years, weaning from the heavily regulated H-2B visa program that once stocked resorts with young workers from the Southern Hemisphere.
As Trump Plan Threatens Ski Resort Tourism, Industry Mobilizes To Protect Visa Worker Program
Jason Blevins, Denver Post: Business
Fri, 09/22/2017 - 4:22pm
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