ITB Berlin
In 2025, the EuroVelo team at the European Cyclists' Federation is back at ITB Berlin, coordinating a session about cycling tourism together with Allgemeiner Deutscher Fahrrad-Club (ADFC). Here is more information about the session, taking place on the Green Stage (Hall 3.1b) on 5 March, from 15:55 to 16:45.
The success of cycling tourism: economic impact and multimodality
Cycling tourism has been on the rise for many years, and recent data proves it! For this session, the top European and German experts on cycling tourism – European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) and Allgemeiner Deutscher Fahrrad-Club (ADFC) – join forces to deliver the best knowledge and inspiration for the industry. Expect lots of fresh figures on economic impact, behaviours, cycling tour operators and EuroVelo route usage. We believe cycling tourism has a lot of potential to grow even more, and we will show you how the bike + train combination is a sustainable opportunity for the tourism industry.
Keynote: Cycle tourism in Germany - explore the various advantages of this thriving tourism segment by Christian Tänzler, Federal board member of the ADFC
Round Table: Bike+train: a sustainable opportunity for the tourism industry
- Moderator: Karin Werres, Head of Tourism- and Mobility Affairs at TourismusMarketing Niedersachsen GmbH
- Active2Public Transport Interreg Danube Project: Simone Burster, Head of Project Management at Danube Office
- ‘Cyclists love trains’ report: Agathe Daudibon, EuroVelo & Cycling Tourism Director, European Cyclists’ Federation
- Belgium’s offer for cyclists on trains and destination promotion: Barbara Buchholz, Press and Influence Marketing German market, VisitWallonia and Liesbet Vandebroek, director of the DACH Region, VisitFlanders
Keynote: Global data on cycling tourism: Tour Operators and EuroVelo usage – Agathe Daudibon, EuroVelo & Cycling Tourism Director, European Cyclists’ Federation
More information on the ITB Convention website.
Find out more about the participation of EuroVelo at ITB Berlin in previous years:
