All Trade Shows & Events articles – Page 2
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ArticleEurobike 2026 sharpens B2B focus
Germany’s leading cycling trade show shifts gears with a leaner format and industry insights via the Global Bicycle Purchasing Index.
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News briefsITM 2026 in Istanbul to attract manufacturers and investors
One of the textile sector’s key machinery shows returns to Istanbul in June 2026, highlighting AI, automation and sustainable production.
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News briefsGravelking to sponsor UCI Gravel World Series
The Japanese tire brand expands its global presence by sponsoring the UCI Gravel World Series across three seasons, starting with 2026.
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News briefsSki Industry Climate Summit returns to Bolzano
The global gathering of winter sports stakeholders will meet at Prowinter to advance climate collaboration and sustainability goals across the ski industry.
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ArticleEurobike announces new industry advisory board for future input
Germany’s leading bicycle and ecomobility trade show introduces an advisory board to strengthen industry dialogue and shape strategic direction.
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News briefsSwitchback at TRE to host key outdoor brands
The US event returns to Texas with new exhibitors, networking and sustainability sessions.
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News briefsAngelwelt Berlin 2025 expands exhibitor list
Europe’s major fishing trade show returns to Berlin in November with more exhibitors, expert talks and an expanded program for anglers of all levels.
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News briefsTechtextil India 2025 returns with wider scope
India’s key B2B show for technical textiles will return to Mumbai in November 2025, featuring more exhibitors, new pavilions and global industry input.
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OpinionThe king is dead. Long live the king.
As large trade shows are changing and restructuring, Functional Fabric Fair in Portland is quietly becoming one of the most influential hubs in the industry, reports columnist Charles Ross.
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ArticleProwinter 2026 highlights outdoor-winter crossover
The B2B event in Bolzano focuses on climate-driven category shifts, sustainable innovation and international networking for the outdoor industry.
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ArticleLowa launches global scholarship for women climbers
The German outdoor footwear brand strengthens its equity efforts with a new global program and flagship Matterhorn ascent led by Ines Papert.
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ArticleEuropean Outdoor Week 2026 opens registration
The new event for Europe’s outdoor sector launches in May 2026, combining trade shows, summits, awards and demo days in Italy.
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News briefsSalomon expands trail running legacy in China
The French outdoor brand’s long-term investment in China’s trail running scene pays off with record performances and renewed grassroots commitment.
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ArticleEurobike outlines 2026 plans, pauses Mobifuture plans
Germany’s leading bike trade show responds to recent association withdrawals with a renewed commitment to dialogue and global responsibility.
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News briefsDeuter and Powderchase launch freeride event for families
The German backpack and outdoor gear brand partners with a ski event series to offer a backcountry weekend for families in February 2026.
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News briefsSurf Expo expands ‘Shoreline Outdoor’ category
The US watersports trade show strengthens its role in uniting coastal and outdoor lifestyles by expanding its category to include inland and water-based brands.
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News briefsKailas Fuga marks 10 years at UMTS
China’s high-altitude trail race sees global athletes and strong podium results as a domestic brand marks a decade-long sponsorship milestone.
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ArticleVertical Pro 2025 expands program and test areas
The German trade show for climbing and height work returns in November with expanded halls, new test areas and a broader women’s program
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News briefsFreeride Filmfestival introduces inaugural FFF Awards
A European festival dedicated to freeride and mountain culture celebrates its 16th edition with the premiere of new international film awards.
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OpinionPerformance Days: Momentum keeps building in Munich
In his latest column, textiles expert Charles Ross reflects on Performance Days in Munich and the shifting trade show landscape across Europe.
