All Adventure Travel articles
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ArticleGoPro narrows 2025 loss as cost cuts offset weaker camera demand
GoPro cut its 2025 net loss sharply despite lower camera sales, supported by reduced operating expenses, stable subscription revenue and improved cash flow from operations.
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ArticleClarus narrows loss as Black Diamond stabilizes, Adventure lags
Clarus reported lower 2025 sales and another year of impairments, but its Outdoor segment showed improving resilience as Black Diamond’s simplification strategy gained traction.
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News briefsGoPro unveils new GP3 camera processor
Designed to improve low-light capture and camera performance, a new AI-enabled processor will power the company’s next generation of action cameras.
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News briefsProtest unveils SS26 men’s collection
The Dutch sportswear brand launches a summer line blending beachwear, urban outdoor styles and relaxed performance pieces.
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News briefsBergans renews DNT partnership
The Norwegian outdoor brand and the country’s largest trekking organization extend a long-running cooperation focused on access and sustainability.
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ArticleFreeride Filmfestival outlines 2026 expansion
Europe’s largest freeride film platform is preparing its 2026 season with expanded tour stops, cinema screenings and new brand partnerships.
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News briefsNemo introduces Satellite reclining chair
The outdoor equipment specialist expands its camp furniture range with a lightweight reclining chair for versatile outdoor use.
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ArticleSki Industry Climate Summit: Aligning on climate action
Industry leaders met in Northern Italy to confront climate risk, regulation and market pressure shaping the future of winter sports.
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ArticleActive Tourism Coalition launches in Europe
A new Europe-wide alliance urges policymakers to place cycling, walking and hiking at the center of future tourism strategy.
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News briefsPelican adds DryOut moisture inserts
The US protective-equipment specialist introduces a new insert solution aimed at reducing moisture damage inside hard cases.
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ArticleWEF links sports economy growth to activity
The Geneva-based global policy forum outlines how inactivity and climate risks could threaten future growth in the sports economy.
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News briefsA new edition for the Terres Monviso Festival in Italy
The event celebrates all forms of outdoor activities and slow tourism.
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News briefsNemo launches Spring 2026 collection
The New England outdoor gear maker rolls out lighter pads, new camp furniture and updated backpacking tents for Spring 2026.
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News briefsHBX Group study highlights Gen Z travel priorities
A global travel technology marketplace and NYU researchers examine how younger travelers view experiences, budgets and personalization.
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News briefsOrtlieb appoints new watersports distributor
A German waterproof gear specialist restructures its watersports sales to strengthen service and availability for sailing retailers.
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ArticleThule posts Q3 growth as Quad Lock offsets organic decline
Thule delivered reported Q3 growth and higher margins despite weaker organic demand, with the Quad Lock acquisition offsetting softer consumer and retail conditions.
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ArticleHelen of Troy hit by tariffs as Osprey outperforms in Home & Outdoor
Tariffs, softer demand and impairment charges weighed on Helen of Troy’s Home & Outdoor segment in Q3, but strong backpack sales at Osprey helped cushion declines in Hydro Flask as the company works to stabilize its outdoor portfolio.
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ArticleChristian Gisi named Exped CEO
An experienced industry executive is set to lead the Swiss outdoor equipment specialist into its next growth phase.
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News briefsSamsonite appoints Germany GM
The US-based luggage group reshuffles leadership in a key European market, with a long-serving executive taking over operations in Germany.
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News briefsProtest debuts two winter films
The Dutch snow and lifestyle brand presents two contrasting freeride films, spanning Mongolia’s Altai Mountains and northern Norway.
