All Trade Shows & Events articles – Page 11
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News briefsSea Otter Europe 2022 sees record attendance
The sixth edition of the Sea Otter Europe Costa Brava - Girona Bike Show, on Sept. 23-25, saw record attendance of 57,000 visitors, far exceeding the organizers’ forecasts, and was described as “the most popular Sea Otter Europe ever.” The focus of this year’s show was on urban mobility. More ...
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News briefsNumber of visitors at Italian Bike Festival exceed expectations
The fifth edition of the Italian Bike Festival (IBF), which took place at the Misano World Circuit in Italy on Sept. 9-11, welcomed more than 42,000 visitors, well beyond the expected 30,000. The three-day event, organized by Milan-based Taking Off, hosted 500 brands from over 300 international firms in its ...
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News briefsLive shows and experiences are back at Skipass
The 2022 edition of Skipass, the Italian consumer fair for winter sports and tourism, will be marked by the return of live shows and experiences, ModenaFiere said. The 2021 show had marked the return of the event amidst pandemic restrictions, after its cancellation altogether in 2020 over the Covid-19 crisis. ...
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News briefsNew dates and two phases for Prowinter 2023
The 2023 edition of Prowinter, the Italian winter-sports trade show for ski schools, rental companies and retailers, will be held in a new two-phase format. The first phase, scheduled for Jan. 11-12, 2023, will focus on rental and retail for 2023/24. The second phase, scheduled for the end of the ...
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ArticleThe highlights of EOS 2022 in Annecy
On Oct. 6-7 the European Outdoor Summit (EOS), will be held at the Imperial Palace Hotel in Annecy. After a two-year hiatus, the European Outdoor Group (EOG) has partnered with OSV to put together an impressive lineup of speakers and sessions. More than 150 senior executives have already booked places ...
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News briefsIFTD show will reportedly be replaced by new concept
The long-running International Fly Tackle Dealer (IFTD) show, organized annually by the American Fly Fishing Trade Association (AFFTA), is set to be replaced by a brand new event next year. According to an exclusive report by Angling International, AFFTA is planning to replace the IFTD show with a new concept ...
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News briefs2027 UCI Cycling World Championships to be held in France’s Haute-Savoie
The International Cycling Union (UCI) has confirmed the French department of Haute-Savoie as the host of the 2027 Cycling World Championships. The decision was made at the 191st edition of the governing body’s congress in Wollongong, Australia, held alongside the Road World Championships (Sept. 18-25). It will be the second ...
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ArticleEurobike 2023 offers exhibitors three-day B2B participation
Following this year’s Eurobike premiere in Frankfurt, organizer Fairnamic is already setting the course for Eurobike 2023 (June 21-25). In addition to the previous hall and open-air site participation, the organizer will offer a booth booking option covering the first three trade-only visitor show days for the first time – ...
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News briefsPaddle Sports Show fully booked, with over 140 brands
For this year’s edition of The Paddle Sports Show, the organizing Kayak Session Publishing company reports a fully booked location at the Tony Garnier exhibition hall in Lyon, France. After premiering last year with 125 exhibitors over 6,500 square meters, this year’s event will see over 140 brands on 10,000 ...
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News briefs6th Mountain Bike Congress in Saalbach Hinterglemm
Sustainability and infrastructure are the focal points of the 6th Mountain Bike Congress at the Tourism Office in Saalbach Hinterglemm, Austria, from Oct. 4 to 6. Spread over three days, participants are offered discussions, workshops, activities and lectures on mountain biking (all in German). A new feature this year is ...
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ArticleOpening up the Outdoors: A report from the Outdoor Industries Association’s annual gathering
The British trade body’s Annual General Meeting has been a great indicator of its national waymarks: it marked the speech from the Prime Minister about putting the country into lockdown, it was the first gathering I attended post lockdown, while this week, it marked the death of the monarch – ...
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News briefsFestibike’s successful comeback after the pandemic
The latest edition of Festibike, Spain’s national bicycle fair, showcased 200 exhibiting brands and welcomed more than 34,000 visitors in Madrid on Sep. 9-11. It was the event’s comeback after the pandemic. The organizers described the show as “an absolute success” for the brands. The 21st edition of the fair ...
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News briefsFrance to hold national fishing show in 2024
The French body that represents the fishing tackle trade in the country (Groupement de l’Industrie Française d’Articles de Pêche or GIFAP) is planning to resume a national fair that showcases all types of fishing – sea, coarse and fly – Angling International has reported. Many organizations in France have been ...
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News briefsGirona gearing up for this month’s Sea Otter Europe
More than 3,000 have signed up for this year’s Sea Otter Europe, scheduled for Sep. 23-25 in Girona, Spain, and more than 8,000 entries have been downloaded, reports CMDsport. According to the organizers, the forthcoming (sixth) edition boasts “the broadest, most varied and most spectacular sports program” in the festival’s ...
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News briefsMunich Fabric Start made its comeback after the pandemic
Source: Munich Fabric Start The 50th edition of Munich Fabric Start, the international fabric trade show in Munich, which was held from Aug. 30 to Sep. 1, hosted around 900 exhibitors from 40 countries on a total exhibition area of 45,000 square meters. The event’s exhibition area ...
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ArticleWhat to expect at ISPO Munich in November 2022
Tobias Gröber, head of ISPO Group, revealed the latest plans for the upcoming ISPO Munich from Nov. 28-30 and gave an interesting outlook on the sports market in general.
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News briefsKeswick Mountain Festival takes a break in 2023
After careful consideration, the organizers of the Keswick Mountain Festival in the Lake District in Cumbria, England, have announced that they will not hold the festival in 2023. “There are several reasons that have led us to make this call, but underpinning all of them is the desire to have ...
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ArticleOIA and Patagonia release statements on Utah’s Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante lawsuit
The U.S. Outdoor Industry Association (OIA) released a statement on the state of Utah’s decision to file a lawsuit challenging the Biden administration’s decision to restore the boundaries of the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments under the Antiquities Act after former President Trump cut protections for those areas ...
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News briefsSalone del Camper will feature a new Sport Village
The 2022 edition of Salone del Camper in Parma, Italy, the second largest exhibition in Europe in the field of recreational vehicles, which is set to take place on Sep. 10-18, will feature for the first time a “Sport Village” in collaboration with the regional branch of the Italian Olympic ...
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News briefsMade in Bangladesh Week to premier in November 2022
From Nov. 12 to 18, 2022, Dhaka will host the first “Made in Bangladesh Week” by the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA). The event will take place at the same time as the 37th IAF World Fashion Convention. With the implementation of the Made in ...
