3,000 tickets already sold! Is it a sign veganism is growing?
- Vegan Camp Out Blog
- Feb 3, 2020
- 2 min read
We have now sold over 3,000 tickets which is the most we have ever sold by this point! Is this a sign that Veganism is growing at a quicker rate than ever before?
Each year we monitor our ticket sales so we can let our audience know how many we have left, and if it is likely to sell out later in the year. We were so shocked with the major increase in ticket sales and we have come to the conclusion that not only is our event going to be even bigger and better than expected, but the vegan movement in general must be making bigger leaps too!
It’s no coincidence that the sales spike is in line with the success of this year’s Veganuary campaign. Their figures scored at a huge 400,000 sign ups this year which is a whopping increase of 150,000 people signing up since the 2019 Veganuary campaign.
We have also noticed a great change within the celeb circles, with many more high-profile names calling out to their fans by the millions and pleading with them to become more aware, educate themselves, and ultimately go vegan!
This year dozens of high-street chains have added to their ever-increasing vegan menu and it looks like veganism is steadily becoming normalised and finally accepted by the general public.
Whatever the reason, we are thrilled that so many are adopting a vegan lifestyle and choosing to celebrate their way of life with thousands of others at our Vegan Camp Out festival!
Thank you so much to everyone that has already bought their tickets and for those of you who have yet to get yours, you can get them HERE.
Don’t miss out, its going to be a good one!
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seeing that 3,000 tickets have already been sold is such a strong sign that the vegan community is growing and people are connecting around these ideas. The enthusiasm you describe for the event made me smile, and it’s inspiring to see interest in vegan culture rising the way you laid out. I recently read a https://www.rosedalewellness.com/ review article that explored similar themes about lifestyle choices and community engagement, which offered some interesting complementary reflections. Thanks for sharing this update — looking forward to seeing how big the festival becomes!
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