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Re.Start Days online conference to be hosted by ISPO

Following the cancellation of OutDoor by ISPO 2020 and also the ISPO SDG Summit on account of this COVID-19 pandemic, the ISPO group is launching a digital conference for the sports and outside business. Cooperation with the European Outdoor Group (EOG) and the Association of German Sports Retailers (vds).

Mark Held, president of the European Outdoor Group, said, “Access to Character is important and beneficial for your well-being of all people. This is where we continue to see increasing importance and a major role in the outdoor industry.

“At the same time, but we must discuss the negative consequences Of the crisis for society and the market as a whole and rethink the challenges it poses. We could only do this together and we will be completely involved.”

The event will concentrate on three main topics: Beyond Digitalization, Beyond Sustainability and Beyond Health.

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