All Adventure Travel articles
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ArticleL.L.Bean to reopen flagship after $50m renovation
L.L.Bean will reopen its redesigned Freeport, Maine, flagship in September following a three-year, $50 million renovation project.
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News briefsAssos and Db launch travel system for cyclists
Assos and Db have developed a three-piece luggage system designed to simplify travel and equipment organization for cyclists.
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News briefsUS lawmakers introduce $9.5bn public lands funding bill
A bipartisan proposal would invest $1.9 billion annually in public lands and park infrastructure through 2031.
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News briefsAllover expands lineup with Daily Driver Pant
Colorado-based Allover Apparel has expanded beyond its signature overalls with a new technical pant for outdoor and everyday use.
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ArticleDecathlon opens seventh Austrian store
The sporting goods retailer has opened its seventh store in Austria, strengthening its presence in Vienna’s prime shopping district and confirming further expansion plans.
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News briefsRoyal Robbins announces mosquito-protection apparel
Royal Robbins is expanding its chemical-free Mosquito Protection Technology across new apparel and accessories while increasing the share of lower-impact materials in its Spring 2027 collection.
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News briefsDeuter highlights apprenticeship program
The German backpack and sleeping bag specialist is highlighting its apprenticeship program and employee development approach as part of a regional business magazine feature.
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News briefsUK Outdoor Industry Awards reveal 2027 finalists
More than 100 products were entered across 10 categories, with finalists selected by a panel of retailers, journalists and outdoor industry experts.
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News briefs57hours to host adventure race at Outdoor Retailer
The guided adventure travel platform will stage a navigation-based race in Minneapolis as part of Outdoor Retailer 2026, with a Greenland trip awarded to the winner.
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News briefsAAC project promotes sustainable alpine tourism strategies
The cross-border Alpine Awareness Camps initiative is pushing for stronger regional approaches to visitor management, mountain safety and environmental awareness as alpine destinations face growing tourism pressure.
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News briefsEddie Bauer enters hospitality with Moab adventure club
The outdoor heritage brand is expanding beyond apparel and gear with its first hospitality concept, developed together with Travel + Leisure Co. and Authentic Brands Group.
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ArticleSamsonite lifestyle bags outperform in Q1
Samsonite’s non-travel category outpaced core travel luggage, while higher marketing and store investments weighed on earnings.
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News briefsOutdoorXpo to replace National Outdoor Expo in 2027
The UK consumer outdoor event is evolving into a more immersive, discipline-focused platform centered on participation, retail engagement and experiential programming.
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ArticleIcebug promotes “coolcations” in Sweden
The Swedish outdoor brand is encouraging consumers to reconsider traditional Mediterranean summer holidays in favor of local, nature-based travel experiences.
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ArticlePOW survey links climate to ski bookings
A new survey suggests snow reliability and climate adaptation are becoming central factors in winter tourism decisions.
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ArticleBlack Diamond parent ‘evaluates strategic alternatives’, cuts 2026 outlook
Clarus improved Q1 sales and margins, but lowered its 2026 forecast and began reviewing options, including possible divestitures.
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ArticleJack Wolfskin revives Wolf Trail concept
The outdoor brand is expanding an earlier concept into a trans-European long-distance hiking route.
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ArticleOlder Americans reshape adventure travel
Demand for guided hiking and adventure travel is shifting toward older Americans, with travelers aged 55 and above emerging as a dominant and fast-growing segment.
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News briefsDeuter introduces Visby bike bag
A new waterproof bike bag from Deuter targets urban mobility and bike touring, combining durability, modular storage and sustainability features.
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News briefsOutdooractive reshapes leadership for next growth phase
The integrated platform for digital outdoor experiences appointed Albert Brenner as CEO, with founder Hartmut Wimmer stepping back from operations as the company restructures its leadership team.
