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Consumers will have more power in 2016, says ISPO organiser

22/01/2016

Changes in the digital world will keep the industry on its toes in 2016, and with competition online and offline increasing, according to Messe München CEO Klaus Dittrich at the opening of Germany-based trade show ISPO Munich.

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