All Adventure Travel articles – Page 4
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News briefsEmerald expands into luxury travel with acquisition of This is Beyond
The organizer of the Outdoor Retailer and Surf Expo shows is expanding into luxury travel with its latest acquisition.
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ArticleSamsonite reports sales decline in 2024, aims for IPO in the US; Gregory sees slight growth
Samsonite reported a 6.5 percent decline in sales in 2024, but the outdoor division grew, indicating strong demand for high-quality outdoor equipment.
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News briefsCampWild and Rewilding Britain are joining forces to expand wild camping
The organizations partner to open rewilding sites for wild camping, combining outdoor adventure with hands-on conservation efforts.
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News briefsInnsbruck Tourism and Vaude announce sustainability partnership
The tourism office and the outdoor brand are working together to promote sustainable travel in nature and support environmentally friendly adventures in the Tyrolean Alps.
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ArticleClarus reports Q4 and FY24 results amid heavy impairment charges
Clarus reports a $65.5 million Q4 loss amid heavy impairments but sees growth in its outdoor segment while adventure sales struggle.
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News briefsAluula and Db collab on ultralight travel gear
The partners unveil a new travel bag collection featuring ultralight, durable travel gear made with advanced composite materials.
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News briefsOsprey introduces sustainable Fall 2025 collection with ReComp fabric
The new Fall 2025 line features ReComp fabric and a Looptworks partnership.
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News briefsFreitag appoints Janine Weiz-Bühler as CEO
The sustainability pioneer takes the helm as the new ”Navigator” at the iconic Zurich-based bag brand.
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News briefsDb unveils exclusive collection with Luis Medearis
The snowboard filmmaker teams up with Db for a special gear collection that blends style, functionality and personal storytelling.
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News briefsOrtlieb implements AI-powered repair system
The German outdoor company partners with the Munich-based AI startup Brakeable to streamline repairs, enhancing efficiency and sustainability while simplifying the customer experience.
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ArticleDometic declines to predict demand; Q4 operating profit tumbles
Dometic faces revenue declines and an operating loss as cautious consumer spending impacts demand. The company hopes for a gradual recovery in 2025.
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News briefsLifeStraw launches new portable water filters for 2025
The latest personal use line is designed for travel and emergencies, with advanced filtration technology and durable designs.
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News briefsEurobike opens applications for 2025 Awards
Applications are now open for the 2025 Eurobike Awards. Submit your innovative cycling solutions, now also including various outdoor and camping products, by April 18.
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ArticleSamsonite rebrands as Samsonite Group S.A. to reflect brand diversity
Samsonite announces a corporate name change to Samsonite Group S.A., highlighting its diverse portfolio of iconic travel and outdoor brands.
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ArticleREI announces leadership transition as Artz retires
Mary Beth Laughton to take helm as the new CEO.
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News briefsOutdoor backpacks market to grow at 5.4% CAGR by 2029, says new report
The increasing popularity of hiking among millennials drives market growth, but counterfeit products pose a major challenge.
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News briefsGarmin expands Outdoor Tech offerings with Montana Series launch
Garmin’s new, innovative GPS devices – some with integrated inReach and camera – aim to elevate outdoor navigation experiences.
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ArticleREI exits Experiences division to refocus on core business
The US retail chain makes a pivotal decision to close down its Experiences division, redirecting resources toward long-term profitability and customer-focused strategies while also impacting its employees.
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News briefsNew Evo mountain retreat in Hakuba now open
The latest hotel of the Seattle-based brand in Japan’s Hakuba Valley blends cultural elements, outdoor adventure amenities and modern design.
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News briefsGran Fondo World Tour reveals vision for cycling future
A global cycling series embraces a new era, blending adventure and competition while expanding its focus to unique and diverse cycling destinations.
