The ‘ECO-CICLE’ project aims to improve natural and cultural heritage policies by creating a European network for the promotion of cycle tourism in natural areas.
A guide that offers simple definitions of key concepts, as well as useful technical knowledge to make cycling tourism accessible to areas that are just starting out in the field.
20 new experts become EuroVelo Route Inspectors this month after taking part in ECS training courses in Ruse, Bulgaria and Brussels, Belgium.
Following elections during this year's inaugural EuroVelo General Meeting, Marie Secrétant, Jesper Pørksen and Frank Hofmann have joined ECF's advisory body for the EuroVelo network.
We are very pleased to share the happy news from this year's EuroVelo General Meeting (EVGM) that Greece has become the 23rd country to join the network of NECC/Cs.
The inaugural EuroVelo General Meeting (EVGM) was the perfect occasion to recognise the work of Jens Erik Larsen and Phil Insall and to thank them for their remarkable legacy.
The biannual conference returned with a bang as cycling tourism representatives convened in the Catalonian capital. Despite being a difficult period for the tourism industry more widely, significant positive developments are taking place in the cycling tourism world.
After months of being locked up at home and participating in online meetings, the EuroVelo & Cycling Tourism will provide a much needed opportunity to meet with peers from across Europe (while complying with all relevant safety requirements).
This autumn saw in-person events happening for the first time in a while with a EuroVelo Route Inspectors Training taking place in Budapest on 1 and 2 September. There are still places available for the next official training taking place between 27 and 28 October in Brussels!