All Adventure Travel articles – Page 3
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News briefsLa Virgule becomes Artefact
The French company specializes in 100% upcycled outdoor bags and accessories.
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ArticleColumbia targets urban hikers and modern adventurers
The US outdoor brand redefines hiking for a younger, urban audience with a new initiative that blends city exploration with outdoor adventure.
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News briefsRumpl launches fire-resistant blanket and pouch
The US brand known for technical blankets introduces new fire-resistant gear for safer outdoor experiences around campfires.
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ArticleNorrøna partners with Topsports to enter China
The Norwegian outdoor brand is expanding into Greater China through a new retail and digital partnership with one of the region’s leading sportswear groups.
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News briefsGregory restructures sales in Austria and Italy
The US-based backpack specialist is reorganizing distribution in two key Central European markets to strengthen its retail presence.
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ArticleSolo Stove enters premium cooler market amid sales decline
The US-based outdoor lifestyle brand is diversifying into high-tech coolers after reporting a sharp revenue decline in its core fire pit business.
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ArticleSales decline in Samsonite’s outdoor segment
The US-listed travel goods giant reports weaker results in its outdoor and lifestyle segment, which includes Gregory and High Sierra.
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ArticleClarus shrinks Q1 operating loss on lower revenues
The US-based outdoor group narrowed its Q1 loss and announced key asset sales, while facing ongoing headwinds in global adventure markets.
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News briefsTchibo enters rooftop tent market with Roof Space
The German coffee and retail brand expands into outdoor gear, offering rooftop tents designed by a Bremen-based startup with a focus on sustainability.
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News briefsGregory and Finisterre launch summer bag line
The British sustainable apparel label and the US backpack specialist have teamed up for a durable, low-impact summer collection launched May 6.
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News briefsVaude launches circular economy campaign ‘Design for Life’
TheA German outdoor gear brand introduces a new design philosophy built around product longevity, repairability and circular consumption.
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News briefsSamsonite launches circular luggage with digital passports
The travel gear company unveils two circular luggage lines featuring Digital Product Passports to boost traceability and material transparency.
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ArticleKlättermusen expands retail network, becomes tour operator
Swedish premium outdoor brand Klättermusen is is looking to expand its retail presence and increase its customer touchpoints. It has just opened its first store in Munich, Germany, with more to follow.
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ArticleThule Group’s new products fuel Q1 sales growth
The Swedish outdoor and mobility gear specialist focuses on niche growth and product innovation after reporting mixed Q1 results across key markets.
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News briefsSea to Summit strengthens leadership in North America
The Australian outdoor gear company names new leaders to guide its North American growth, appointing Chris Sword and Aaron Baker to key roles.
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ArticleOsprey grows globally, while Helen of Troy revises strategy due to tariffs
Helen of Troy’s outdoor pack brand shows global promise despite challenges at home, as the group eyes new growth opportunities in EMEA and APAC markets for FY25.
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News briefsPeak Design presents first carry-on suitcase via Kickstarter
The camera and travel gear specialist redefines carry-on travel with the new Roller Pro, an innovative hybrid suitcase now live on Kickstarter and set to launch in June.
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ArticleGlobal ski market remains stable despite climate and price pressure
According to Laurent Vanat, despite climate pressures and rising prices, the global ski industry held steady in 2024, with surprising regional trends and digital gaps revealed.
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ArticleUS Outdoor Alliance calls on Congress to increase outdoor recreation funding
Outdoor Alliance and 74 partners are urging the US Congress to increase funding for recreation on public lands, warning of consequences for access and safety.
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ArticleTopgolf Callaway to sell Jack Wolfskin
The US golf equipment producer has agreed to sell the German outdoor brand to a Chinese group for $290 million.
