All Adventure Travel articles – Page 9
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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.
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News briefsAdventure Travel Show returns to London in January
The UK’s leading adventure travel event is back, showcasing global destinations, expert speakers and exciting experiences this January.
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News briefsRhino-Rack acquires RockyMounts, expanding Clarus' Adventure segment
Black Diamond’s parent company strengthens its portfolio, enhancing market reach and innovation in adventure gear with a strategic acquisition.
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News briefsIndustry veteran joins Clarus’ board
Seasoned financial expert Mark Besca brings decades of experience to the company’s board during a key phase of strategic growth.
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News briefsSkiStar opens pop-up store in Stockholm
The renowned winter tourism brand debuts curated ski apparel and gear collection in a Swedish department store.
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ArticleDespite declines, Clarus sees improvement in outdoor and adventure
Revenue shifts in outdoor and adventure gear reflect strategic adjustments aimed at overcoming challenging consumer demand in key market segments.
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News briefsOverland Expo expands to Southern California with a new event
The world’s leading overlanding event series brings its first SoCal event to Costa Mesa, inviting enthusiasts to explore the latest in overlanding gear, techniques and destinations.
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News briefsNorrøna introduces Varg, a luxury yacht for Arctic adventure trips
The Norwegian outdoor brand’s new sail yacht launches in March 2025, blending luxury and adventure in Norway’s stunning Northern landscapes.
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News briefsPeak Design and Carryology unveil photography capsule
The specialist for carry solutions partners with an expert community, launching durable, elevated photography essentials with unique patterns.
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ArticleNemo Equipment: ‘We are less affected by cautious consumer habits’
This is how the US equipment company Nemo plans to conquer Europe – and why hesitant consumers aren’t a problem.
