Replacing its annual European Outdoor Summit in Annecy, which has been postponed to Oct. 7-8, 2021, the European Outdoor Group has decided to organize a two-day virtual get-together on Nov. 18 and 19, 2020 around the theme “Sustain the Momentum.” Held in partnership with Suston Magazine, it will explore two main themes that have become particularly relevant. “From Active to Activist” will be the theme on Day 1, dealing with the development of a better environmental consciousness among the thousands of people who have discovered the benefits of spending time in nature this past summer. The sustainability message will again resonate on Day 2 with a debate on “When Less is More,” suggesting new smart, profitable and sustainable ways to reduce materials, energy and waste. For an update on the program and to register, you can click here.
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