All Adventure Travel articles – Page 3
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News briefsMSR expands FreeLite tent line with Stash models
MSR has introduced the FreeLite Stash, a lightweight backpacking tent series featuring compact pole technology and improved livability.
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ArticleChristian Gisi: ‘Exped has every right to be a little louder’
After 100 days in the role, Exped CEO Christian Gisi shares his plans for marketing, distribution, organizational development and the company’s long-term independence.
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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.
