EU Parliament To Study Benefits of EuroVelo and Cycling Tourism
The European Parliament has commissioned a second study into the benefits of cycling tourism.
The European Parliament has commissioned a second study into the benefits of cycling tourism.
Every year the Turkish National EuroVelo Coordinator, EnverCevko, join forces with the Mugla Cycling Association to organise an international cycling tour along the beautiful Gulf of Gokova.
The quality control of European, national and regional cycling routes is taken very seriously in Switzerland.
There was sad news in December when it was announced that Václav Havel, the famous Czech playwright, essayist, poet, dissident and politician had died aged 75.
The Swedish and Norwegian parts of EuroVelo 3 – The Pilgrims Route were not included in last years’ EU-funded project; however, in Norway a new project aiming to implement the route there is now in the pipeline.
Two exciting developments to report related to EuroVelo 1 in the UK.
It is that time of year when, to beat the January blues, people start thinking about their cycle holidays. Italy is a popular destination with cycle tourists with its mix of good weather, fine food and stunning countryside. In September last year, EuroVelo Council Member Jens Erik Larsen took part in Bicistaffetta – an annual tour held to publicise Italy’s bicycle routes – and here he recounts his experiences:
2011 ended on a high note for the EuroVelo project when the European Parliament voted on 15th December that: “EuroVelo, the European long-distance cycle route network, should be included in the TEN-T network”. Read more…
The ITB Berlin is the world’s leading travel trade show and for the first time EuroVelo will have its own booth there.
Without a doubt, 2011 has been a remarkable year for EuroVelo, the European cycle route network. Read more…
December will bring not one but three EuroVelo workshops to Brussels. Read more…
After months of planning, EuroVelo.org – the website for professionals working on the EuroVelo routes – went live on Tuesday 15th November. Read more…
Over 10,000 kilometres were added to the European Cycle Route Network when two new cycle routes were officially inaugurated at a EuroVelo Workshop held in the European Parliament in Brussels on 15th September. Read more…