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Davos gives Sina Frei's Olympic silver medal a tailwind

Winning the Olympic silver medal is the highlight of Sina Frei's career so far. And she is also ideally equipped for the future, as she has excellent training conditions thanks to the recently concluded partnership with Davos Klosters. The destination is known for its healthy mountain air and single trails, which forms the basis for a promising training base.

The partnership between Davos Klosters and the Olympic silver medal winner Sina Frei provides the 24-year-old mountain biker with optimal training conditions. The altitude - Davos is 1,500 meters above sea level - and the excellent infrastructure for training and regeneration are just two of the reasons why Frei has high hopes for future training sessions in the Landwasser Valley. "I know the destination of Davos Klosters from training with the Swiss national team and have always been enthusiastic about the varied and challenging trails. I'm delighted that I've been training in Davos Klosters since this season and can thus build up a training base in the mountains," says Frei.

The destination also has high hopes for the long-term collaboration. The celebrity ambassador will regularly share her experiences in Davos Klosters with her followers via social media. "We have been following Sina's career since her time as a successful young rider," confirms Reto Branschi, Tourism Director of Davos Klosters. "We are all the more delighted to be able to support Sina at such an early stage in her professional career. The fact that our partnership is now starting with a huge success is all the more wonderful," says Branschi, alluding to Frei's exploit in Tokyo. The partnership between Sina Frei and Destination Davos Klosters has been running for an indefinite period for two months.

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