From 24 to 26 September, over 340 participants from 31 countries gathered in Balatonfüred, Hungary, for the 2025 edition of the EuroVelo & Cycling Tourism Conference.
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The EuroVelo & Cycling Tourism Conference 2025 introduced a very exciting new event to the programme: the EuroVelo & Cycling Tourism Awards Ceremony.
The new EuroVelo Route Development Status Report is here! Discover the latest figures, see what progress has been made since 2024, and get inspired by route development stories from Greece, Italy, and Poland. This year’s edition doesn’t just look back; it looks forward, offering practical examples …
Spain wants to become a leading destination for cycling tourism. A new project, Pedal Spain, strengthens the coordination between all involved stakeholders and supports innovation in the sector. We have interviewed Belén Calahorro Lizondo, who coordinates EuroVelo and Pedal Spain within ConBici, th…
Maybe because the EuroVelo team has trained eyes to spot the twelve stars on every signpost, it felt like EuroVelo was very present at Velo-city 2025 in Gdansk.
Once more the EuroVelo management team organised training courses on the European Certification Standard in Brussels and Slovenia, marking 10 years of ECS with the 300th Route Inspector certified!
Despite a data gap that impacted web analytics early in the year, EuroVelo’s digital presence remained strong in 2024: welcoming over one million website visitors, growing its social media community past 100,000 followers, and reaching more than 11,000 newsletter subscribers.
Cycling on the EuroVelo network remained largely stable in 2024 compared to 2023, with a slight overall increase of +0.5%. Weekend cycling traffic grew, while seasonal peaks flattened with increased winter and autumn cycling. A new level of analysis shows that urban areas dominate cycling volumes o…