Outdoor Retailer Summer Market closed Sunday afternoon, after setting
records for one of the country's fastest growing tradeshows in
exhibitor and buyer attendance. Close to 27,000 outdoor industry members
gathered in Salt Lake City to display, preview and purchase 2013 gear
to help consumers get active outside.
For the third year running, OR Summer Market saw double digit
increase in store attendance, with this year close to 20 percent,
despite a tighter registration qualification process and security
improvements.
"Summer Market 2012 was a landmark event for the industry, drawing
out the top decision makers and design minds who steer innovation and
expansion of the active outdoor lifestyle," said Kenji Haroutunian, OR
show director and vice president at Nielsen Expositions. "From the
mountaineering and paddlesports core to the running, fly fishing and
travel segments as well as international buying attendance, the evidence
of a confident and expanding outdoor industry was felt all over the
show grounds."
Summer Market returns to Salt Lake City in
2013, though a potential shift in show dates is currently under
consideration and final dates will be announced in September. Winter
Market 2013 begins with the All Mountain Demo on Jan. 22 and continues
in Salt Lake City Jan. 23-26, 2013.
Outdoor Retailer (OR) brings
together retailers, manufacturers, industry advocates and media to
conduct the business of outdoor recreation through tradeshows, product
demo events and web-based business solutions. Produced by Nielsen
Expositions and based in San Juan Capistrano, California, Outdoor
Retailer also provides and promotes retailer education, advocacy,
responsibility and critical face-to-face business initiatives within the
outdoor industry. Recently named among Trade Show News Network's 25
fastest-growing tradeshows by attendance, Outdoor Retailer (www.outdoorretailer.com)
connects approximately 48,000 attendees on a semi-annual basis for its
Summer and Winter Market shows, and thousands more through its
year-round online resources and platforms.
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