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Key Influencer in the Surfing Tourism Market 2025

Which primary segments of the surfing tourism market are driving growth and industry transformations?The surfing tourism market covered in this report is segmented – What market dynamics are playing a key role in accelerating the growth of the surfing tourism market?The growing interest in outdoor recreation and adventure tourism is expected to drive the growth […]

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Key Influencer in the Surfing Tourism Market 2025

Which primary segments of the surfing tourism market are driving growth and industry transformations?
The surfing tourism market covered in this report is segmented –

What market dynamics are playing a key role in accelerating the growth of the surfing tourism market?
The growing interest in outdoor recreation and adventure tourism is expected to drive the growth of the surfing tourism market. Activities in natural environments are becoming more popular as people seek fitness and relaxation through adventure tourism. Surfing tourism promotes active lifestyles and stimulates local economies. For instance, a report from the Australian government’s Department of Health and Aged Care in July 2024 showed that 90% of adults engaged in sports annually. This rising interest in outdoor recreation is driving the growth of the surfing tourism market.•Market Size Forecast: Examine the surfing tourism market size across key regions, countries, product categories, and applications.
•Segmentation Insights: Identify and classify subsegments within the surfing tourism market for a structured understanding.
•Key Players Overview: Analyze major players in the surfing tourism market, including their market value, share, and competitive positioning.
•Growth Trends Exploration: Assess individual growth patterns and future opportunities in the surfing tourism market.
•Segment Contributions: Evaluate how different segments drive overall growth in the surfing tourism market.
•Growth Factors: Highlight key drivers and opportunities influencing the expansion of the surfing tourism market.
•Industry Challenges: Identify potential risks and obstacles affecting the surfing tourism market.
•Competitive Landscape: Review strategic developments in the surfing tourism market, including expansions, agreements, and new product launches.What Is Covered In The Surfing Tourism Global Market Report?Customize Your Report – Get Tailored Market Insights!
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1) By Domestic: Local Surfing Tours, Regional Surfing Destinations, National Surfing Events And Competitions
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https://www.thebusinessresearchcompany.com/sample.aspx?id=18748&type=smpThe surfing tourism market is expected to grow to .08 billion by 2029, at a CAGR of 6.4%. Growth is driven by beach infrastructure development, marketing, surf spots, and related infrastructure, emerging markets, and unique surf experiences. Key trends include eco-friendly practices, technological advances, experience-driven travel, remote spots, and luxury surf tourism.Learn More About The Business Research Company
With over 15,000+ reports from 27 industries covering 60+ geographies, The Business Research Company has built a reputation for offering comprehensive, data-rich research and insights. Our flagship product, the Global Market Model delivers comprehensive and updated forecasts to support informed decision-making.Which regions are key players in the growth of the surfing tourism market?
North America was the largest region in the surfing tourism market in 2023. The regions covered in the surfing tourism market report are Asia-Pacific, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, North America, South America, Middle East, Africa.What trends are poised to drive the future success of the surfing tourism market?
Companies in the surfing tourism market are developing surfing schools to appeal to a wider range of enthusiasts and enhance the surfing experience. Surfing schools offer training for all skill levels. In April 2022, Flying Konkan, an India-based adventure company, launched a surfing school in Devgad, attracting both tourists and surfers. The school caters to beginners with shallower waters and smaller waves, while advanced surfers can tackle deeper waters requiring swimming skills.How will the growth rate of the surfing tourism market shape industry trends by 2034?
The surfing tourism market has seen strong growth, expected to increase from .58 billion in 2024 to .22 billion in 2025, with a CAGR of 6.7%. The growth is attributed to the cultural impact of early surfing films and magazines, greater accessibility to affordable air travel, improved surfboard technology, surfing competitions and professional surfing, as well as the rise of surf camps and schools.Surfing TourismWho are the influential players reshaping the surfing tourism market landscape?
Major companies operating in the surfing tourism market are LineUpEXplorers GmbH, The Perfect Wave Travel, Channel Islands Surfboards Inc., Body Glove International LLC, World Surfaris Pty Ltd, Firewire Surfboards LLC, Costa Rica Surf Travel Company, Wavehunters Surf Travel Pty Ltd, Waterways Surf Adventures, Nomad Surfers, Atoll Travel, The Ocean Spell Surf Travel, True Blue Travel, BruSurf Inc., Great Ocean Road Surf Tours, INTRO Travel Pty Ltd, Mojosurf Pty Ltd, Go Overseas Inc., Driftwood Mentawai Surf Travel, Surf and SunGet Your Surfing Tourism Market Report Here:
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15 Buffs Set for NCAA Outdoor Track and Field West Regional First Rounds

COLLEGE STATION — The University of Colorado track and field program will send 15 student-athletes to the NCAA West Preliminary Championships, held May 28–31 in College Station, Texas, and hosted by Texas A&M. The meet will be streamed live on ESPN+. Buff fans can track live results on Flash Results throughout the competition. The men […]

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COLLEGE STATION — The University of Colorado track and field program will send 15 student-athletes to the NCAA West Preliminary Championships, held May 28–31 in College Station, Texas, and hosted by Texas A&M.

The meet will be streamed live on ESPN+. Buff fans can track live results on Flash Results throughout the competition.

The men will open competition at the NCAA West Preliminary meet on Wednesday, May 28. Gustavo Alfonso will get things started for the Buffs in the javelin, qualifying with a seventh-place finish at the Big 12 Championships. Isaiah Givens, Lukas Haug, and Grady Rauba will represent Colorado in the first round of the 1,500 meters, while Cole Romig will compete in the 400-meter hurdles. James Overberg will close out the day for CU in the 10,000 meters. On Friday, May 30, Noah Bouchard (high jump) and Kole Mathison (3,000-meter steeplechase) will compete for the men.

Thursday, three CU women are set to begin the competition. Helen Carlson will race in the 800 meters, and Alaina Fantaski will throw in the javelin, while Abbey Nechanicky will aim to advance to the NCAA Championships in the 10,000 meters.

Two Buffs, Hannah Prosser and Dean Casey, also qualified for the regional but scratched due to injuries sustained during the season.

Buffaloes’ scheduled events:

Wednesday, May 28

Thursday, May 29

Friday, May 30

Saturday, May 31

If the Buffs qualify, they will continue with the men’s semifinal races on Friday and the women’s semifinal races on Saturday. Those who punch their tickets to the NCAA Outdoor Championships will compete from June 11 to 14 in Eugene, Oregon.

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A-State volleyball, basketball season ticket renewal process announced, new season tickets on sale

Jonesboro, AR — (Contributed) — May 27, 2025 — The Arkansas State University Athletics Department has launched its 2025 volleyball and 2025-26 men’s and women’s basketball season-ticket renewal process, as well as announced that new season tickets are on sale for all three sports coming off Sun Belt Conference championships. The Red Wolves’ volleyball and […]

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The Red Wolves’ volleyball and men’s basketball teams both claimed Sun Belt regular season titles this past year while advancing to the National Volleyball Invitational Championship (NIVC) and National Invitational Tournament (NIT), respectively. A-State’s women’s basketball program won the Sun Belt Conference Tournament in 2024-25 before making its first-ever appearance in the NCAA Tournament.

Season-ticket prices for the 2025 volleyball campaign remain unchanged, while changes to the pricing structure for men’s and women’s basketball are being implemented for the first time in over a decade. The season-tickets renewal deadline for all three sports is set for Aug. 1, 2025.

Lower-level men’s basketball tickets will continue to require a per-seat donation to the Red Wolves Foundation (RWF). Those donations count toward the rewards-based priority points system to provide better opportunities for not only home ticket options, parking locations and activities surrounding home A-State game days, but also ticket options for future postseason appearances. Information about priority points can be found by clicking here.

Information and pricing for men’s and women’s basketball suites at First National Bank Arena can be obtained by contacting the Red Wolves Foundation at 870-972-2401.

New this season, a 5% “One Pack” fee will be applied to ticket prices only (not the per-season donation to the Red Wolves Foundation) for all ticketed A-State sports. The minimal fee will allow A-State Athletics to be more aligned with various initiatives being implemented by peer institutions across the country with sweeping changes occurring within the college athletics landscape.

New season ticket purchases can be made by clicking here. Renewals can be completed by clicking here and logging into the ticket holder’s account. Questions and requests for additional information can be directed to the Red Wolves Foundation by e-mailing redwolvesfoundation@astate.edu or calling 870-972-2401.

VOLLEYBALL
Location (Sections)	Ticket Cost	RWF Seat Donation	Total Cost (Ticket + RWFSD)
Lower-Level (all sections)	$50	$0	$50
Courtside	$100	$0	$100

MEN’S BASKETBALL
Location (Sections)	Ticket Cost	RWF Seat Donation	Total Cost (Ticket + RWFSD)
Upper Level (all sections)	$150	$0	$150
Lower-Level End Zone (L, M, N, P)	$200	$150	$350
Lower-Level Sideline (E, J, Q, U)	$200	$225	$425
Lower-Level Sideline (F, G, H, R, S, T)	$200	$250	$450
Courtside	$0	$1,000	$1,000

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Location (Sections)	Ticket Cost	RWF Seat Donation	Total Cost (Ticket + RWFSD)
Lower-Level End Zone (L, M, N, P)	$75	$0	$75
Lower-Level Sideline (E, F, G, H, J, Q, R, S, T, U)	$100	$0	$100
Courtside (Renewal)	$0	$200	$200
Courtside (New)	$0	$300	$300

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Ex-Arkansas guard Johnson brings big-game experience

Story Links Grand Canyon head coach Winston Gandy and the women’s basketball program added a veteran piece to Gandy’s first Lopes roster in 5-foot-9 shooting guard Karley Johnson. Johnson, who hails from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, spent the past three seasons at Arkansas and enters GCU as a senior for the 2025-26 season. […]

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Grand Canyon head coach Winston Gandy and the women’s basketball program added a veteran piece to Gandy’s first Lopes roster in 5-foot-9 shooting guard Karley Johnson.

Johnson, who hails from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, spent the past three seasons at Arkansas and enters GCU as a senior for the 2025-26 season.

Johnson’s playing time increased throughout her career in the Southeastern Conference, playing in 30 games last season with nine starts in 15.4 minutes per game. She averaged 2.6 points, 3.0 rebounds and 0.7 steals during her junior season while playing significant minutes against the nation’s best teams, including Tennessee, Florida, South Carolina and UCLA.

Prior to Arkansas, Johnson was a 2022 McDonald’s All-American nominee and earned Oklahoman’s Super 5 Honorable Mention choice four times from 2019-22. She was named to the All-City (Little City) First Team in 2021 and Second Team in 2019 and 2020, along with VYPE Top 100 selection in 2020 and 2021. She transferred to Mustang High School prior to her junior year, helping lead the Broncos to a No. 12 state ranking.

Johnson’s name joins six other incoming Lopes who have been signed this offseason, including:

Favor Ayodele, 6-1 forward (Tennessee)

Faith Carson, 6-4 forward (Ohio State)

Sophia Fontaine, 6-2 forward (Stetson)

Holly Griffiths, 6-4 forward (Fresno State)

Julianna LaMendola, 6-1 forward (Indiana)

Chloe Mann, 5-8 guard (Cincinnati)

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Stanford Women’s Basketball, Softball Appear Set Up For Future Dominance

Softball and women’s basketball. Even with golf, water polo and a number of terrific women’s sports programs on campus, those two often come to mind when people think of women’s sports at Stanford. For decades, women’s basketball has been in the upper echelon of the NCAA, with legendary head coach Tara VanDerveer guiding the program […]

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For decades, women’s basketball has been in the upper echelon of the NCAA, with legendary head coach Tara VanDerveer guiding the program to 13 Final Fours and three national titles during her 38 years in charge.

Softball saw extreme success from the late 1990s until the early 2010s and after half a decade of struggle, have since returned to national prominence under current head coach, Jessica Allister. But are both of these programs well equipped for future success?

When it comes to the Cardinal women’s basketball program, you can never count them out. Even though they experienced their worst season since the 1980s by going 16-15 and missing the NCAA tournament for the first time since 1987, it all came during a major time of change–with the program being in a new conference and having a new head coach in Kate Paye.

But, the Cardinal have one of the top recruiting classes in the nation coming in for 2025-26, bringing in three five-star prospects in Hailee Swan, Lara Somfai and Alex Eschmeyer and two four-stars in Nora Ezike and Carly Amborn.

Most of Stanford’s teams have had superstar players, from the Ogwumike sisters to Cameron Brink. However, this season saw the program really struggle to figure out who that headlining player was, but having Somfai, Swann and Eschmeyer enter the mix for next season could see the Cardinal reestablish that star-studded identity that made them so good for all those years and return to the NCAA tournament after a one season absence.

When it comes to softball, more dominance could be on the horizon. A large number of the key contributors from this season, such as Joie Economides, River Mahler, Emily Jones, Kyra Chan and Zoe Prystajko, among a slew of others are slated to return for next season and beyond.

Assuming a limited number of those players enter the portal, the Cardinal have the opportunity to put together a lineup with a lot of continuity.

Despite a strong 42-13 record and being ranked in the Top 25 for almost the entire season, this season can actually be considered a down year for the Cardinal in many regards, losing in the NCAA regional and falling just short of a third straight Women’s College World Series appearance–a good sign that the best is still yet to come.

This was the first season that the Cardinal were in the ACC and they still did very well. Now they will enter 2026 with a season under their belt in the conference and a largely familiar roster, the ceiling of success for Stanford could be very high.

Both programs have invested a lot in their futures and have high expectations for themselves on a yearly basis. From what they have shown historically, it would not be surprising at all if both softball and women’s basketball return to be being among the best in the country as soon as next season.

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Martin named MVC Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Coach of the Year

Story Links ST. LOUIS – Indiana State Cross Country and Track and Field Program Director and Head Coach Angela Martin was selected as the 2025 MVC Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Coach of the Year, as announced Tuesday afternoon by the conference office. Martin was selected by the league’s […]

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ST. LOUIS – Indiana State Cross Country and Track and Field Program Director and Head Coach Angela Martin was selected as the 2025 MVC Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Coach of the Year, as announced Tuesday afternoon by the conference office.

Martin was selected by the league’s head coaches as the Coach of the Year on both the men’s and women’s side after guiding Indiana State to its second straight sweep of the MVC Outdoor Track and Field Championships. The Sycamores won three of the four MVC Track and Field Championships during the 2024-25 campaign (women’s indoor, men’s outdoor, women’s outdoor).

Indiana State surpassed the 200-point mark on the men’s side for the second straight season with 208, winning the MVC title by more than 50 points for a second straight year and completing back-to-back 200-point championship scoring totals for the first time in program history. The Sycamores finished with 140.5 points on the women’s side and won the conference title by more than 20 points for a second straight season.

As a team, Indiana State had 10 conference champions and 29 all-conference performers as part of their title sweep. Included in those winning totals were a pair of repeat champions from Martin’s hurdles group in Rachel Mehringer (100m hurdles) and Collin Forrest (110m hurdles).

Indiana State also qualified 16 entries for the 2025 NCAA East First Round, which starts Wednesday, marking the fourth straight year under Martin that the Trees have double-digit entries and athletes competing in the regional round. The 16 entries for the Sycamores are the most for the program since 2015.

For the season, Indiana State set 45 program top-10 marks, with 24 men’s top-10 marks and 21 women’s top-10 marks being set during the 2025 outdoor campaign. The Sycamores also had six program records broken, as Sloan Cox (shot put), Lillian Gibbs (javelin), Casey Hood Jr. (100m), Rachel Mehringer (100m hurdles), Will Staggs (pole vault) and the men’s distance medley relay team of Emerson Fayman, Trent Jones, Caden Emmert and Jason Dworak all breaking school records for the Blue and White. In addition, Mehringer also broke the Missouri Valley Conference and MVC Championship record in the 100m hurdles.

Indiana State also took home multiple MVC specialty awards this season, continuing their trend of being among the best in the conference. Casey Hood Jr. was named the MVC Most Valuable Athlete at the MVC Outdoor Championships after scoring 20.5 points across three events, and he was also the MVC Most Outstanding Men’s Track Athlete as the highest-ranked athlete among conference champions. Rachel Mehringer was the MVC Most Outstanding Women’s Track Athlete for being the highest-ranked athlete among conference champions, while Justice Boston and Emma Yoder were MVC Co-Freshmen of the Year after both scored 12 points at the conference championships. Will Staggs was named the MVC Elite 18 Award winner, which goes to the student-athlete with the highest GPA to also medal at the conference championships.

Tuesday’s announcement marks Martin’s 15th career MVC Coach of the Year honor (seven men’s, eight women’s), with seven of those honors (four men’s, three women’s) being Outdoor Coach of the Year accolades.

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High school rugby, boys volleyball state tournament pairings released – Lowell Sun

Pairings in boys and girls rugby, as well as boys volleyball, were released Tuesday by the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association. One local boys team made the rugby tournament, while five area boys volleyball teams will strive to capture a state championship. Boys volleyball In Division 1, making the 39-team field were Chelmsford, Lowell and Lowell […]

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Pairings in boys and girls rugby, as well as boys volleyball, were released Tuesday by the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association.

One local boys team made the rugby tournament, while five area boys volleyball teams will strive to capture a state championship.

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In Division 1, making the 39-team field were Chelmsford, Lowell and Lowell Catholic.

In round of 32 clashes, No. 11 Chelmsford (17-3) will host No. 22 Milford (12-9), date and time to be announced, and No. 14 Lowell (18-2) will entertain No. 19 Boston Latin (13-5) on Thursday at 4:30 p.m.

In a prelim match, No. 39 Lowell Catholic (15-5) will try to upset No. 26 Barnstable (15-5) on the road, date and time be announced.

In Division, in the 41-team field are Greater Lowell Tech and Billerica.

In a round of 32 battle, No. 14 Greater Lowell (17-3) will host No. 19 Somerville (12-8), time and time to be announced. In a prelim, No. 36 Billerica (11-9) will journey to No. 29 Greater Lawrence (15-5) on Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.