Who builds maps with Zoneatlas

Ylläs, one of Finland’s largest ski resorts, brought skiing, winter trails, cycling, hiking and snowmobiling together in one trail guide. Visitors see trail conditions, difficulty levels and the grooming machines in real time.

Helsinki Olympic Stadium guides concert and match crowds with a 3D map of the stadium. Every major event gets its own layout showing the services and sales points for that day.

Hanko, Finland’s southernmost town, put its services, museums, sports facilities, restaurants and beaches on one map for residents and visitors. Events come straight from the town’s events calendar and appear on their own map layer.

Satasairaala, the regional hospital of Satakunta, helps patients and visitors find the right building, entrance and department. The map shows parking and bus stops, and every service can be found with a quick search.

Visitors to the Lumo Light Festival in Oulu find every installation and the services nearby on one map. The same content appears on the festival website, so the team updates it in one place only.

Kuopio’s Night of Arts brings events to venues all over the city. The map shows what’s on and where, so visitors can plan their evening and find their way between events.

The Uusimaa Recreational Area Association (UUVI) manages nearly 100 recreational areas in the Helsinki region. Visitors browse the areas on one map, then explore each area’s trails, services and points of interest.

Inishbofin, off the west coast of Ireland, made its restaurants, historic sites, services and hiking trails easy for visitors to find, on a map that matches the island’s own brand.