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North America Surfing Tourism Market and Companies Analysis Report 2025 Featuring AGIT Global North America, AJW Surfboard, Boardriders, Surfline, Quiksilver and More

North America Surfing Tourism Market and Companies Analysis Report 2025 Featuring AGIT Global North America, AJW Surfboard, Boardriders, Surfline, Quiksilver and More

Yahoo23-05-2025

Key market opportunities include the rising popularity of adventure and lifestyle sports, expanding demographics seeking wellness travel experiences, and increased accessibility via diverse landscapes and digital marketing. Eco-tourism and sustainable practices also represent significant growth potential.
Dublin, May 23, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "North America Surfing Tourism Market by Country, Competition, Forecast & Opportunities, 2020-2030F" has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.The North America Surfing Tourism Market was valued at USD 25.69 Billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 36.70 Billion by 2030, rising at a CAGR of 5.19%. This market is witnessing robust growth as adventure sports and wellness tourism become increasingly popular, particularly among younger travelers.
Surfing is gaining momentum as both a recreational and lifestyle activity, appealing to a wide demographic seeking active and immersive travel experiences. North America's diverse surfing landscapes, from renowned coastal regions to emerging inland wave parks, are enhancing accessibility and drawing a larger base of enthusiasts. The expansion of surf culture, coupled with improved infrastructure, digital marketing, and event-driven tourism - such as the upcoming 2028 Summer Olympics surfing competition at Trestles Beach in California - is further propelling market growth. Market Driver: Rising Popularity of Adventure and Lifestyle SportsAdventure and lifestyle sports are gaining mainstream appeal across North America, with surfing emerging as a highly sought-after activity among travelers. Once confined to coastal subcultures, surfing is now embraced as part of a broader wellness lifestyle that emphasizes outdoor engagement, fitness, and environmental connection.
Social media platforms have played a key role in elevating surfing's visibility, with influencers and content creators spotlighting destinations throughout the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. This increased exposure has sparked interest across skill levels, fueling demand for surf camps, lessons, and guided tours. Additionally, surfing's inclusion in the Olympics has further legitimized the sport, encouraging participation and investment. California's Trestles Beach, a historic surf site, is set to host the 2028 Olympic surfing events, reinforcing the region's legacy and influence within the surfing community.Key Market Challenge: Environmental Sustainability ConcernsAs surfing tourism continues to expand, sustainability challenges have become more pronounced, particularly in environmentally sensitive coastal areas. Increased tourist activity often results in infrastructure strain, habitat disruption, and pollution, all of which threaten the long-term viability of popular surf spots.
Many coastal communities are grappling with the need to balance economic benefits from tourism with environmental preservation. Issues such as waste management, water quality, and responsible construction are central to local sustainability strategies. Furthermore, climate change - manifested through rising sea levels, ocean warming, and erratic weather - poses long-term risks to wave patterns and beach stability. If not addressed proactively, these environmental impacts may reduce the appeal and accessibility of top surfing destinations.Key Market Trend: Rise of Eco-Tourism and Sustainable Surfing PracticesSustainability is emerging as a key theme in North America's surfing tourism market, with both travelers and operators increasingly adopting eco-friendly practices. Environmentally conscious surfers are choosing destinations and businesses that prioritize preservation and responsible tourism. This includes the use of sustainable surfboards made from recycled or natural materials, eco-certified accommodations, and guided tours that emphasize conservation.Surf schools and rental providers are also integrating low-impact products such as biodegradable surf wax and refillable water containers. Leading destinations like California, Hawaii, and parts of Mexico are embracing sustainable tourism models by hosting beach clean-up events, promoting marine conservation, and offering green certification programs. These initiatives are driving the growth of eco-conscious surf retreats and aligning with the broader trend of wellness-focused travel.Key Players Profiled in this North America Surfing Tourism Market Report
AGIT Global North America, Inc.
AJW Surfboard
Boardriders, Inc.
Surfline, Inc.
Quiksilver, Inc.
Billabong International Limited
Hawaiian Airlines, Inc.
Roxy, Inc.
Turtle Bay Resort
San Onofre Surf School
Report ScopeIn this report, the North America Surfing Tourism Market has been segmented into the following categories:North America Surfing Tourism Market, by Tour Type:
Domestic
International
North America Surfing Tourism Market, by Tourist Type:
Solo
Group
North America Surfing Tourism Market, by Destination:
Coastal Regions
Islands
Surfing Resort
Others
North America Surfing Tourism Market, by Country:
United States
Canada
Mexico
Key Attributes
Report Attribute
Details
No. of Pages
120
Forecast Period
2024-2030
Estimated Market Value (USD) in 2024
$25.69 Billion
Forecasted Market Value (USD) by 2030
$36.7 Billion
Compound Annual Growth Rate
5.1%
Regions Covered
North America
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