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Programm 2020

Donnerstag 05.03.2020 / Fachbesuchertag

Die ADFC-Radreiseanalyse 2020

Aktuelle Zahlen und Trends zu Radtourismus

Die Radreiseanalyse liefert als weltweit einzige systematische Untersuchung zum Radtourismus seit 1999 Informationen zur radtouristischen Marktentwicklung. Wir informieren über Informations- und Reiseverhalten der Zielgruppe, verraten Deutschlands Radreisehotspots und prämieren Routen und Regionen für ihre Qualität.

Zeit und Ort: 10-11 Uhr; CityCube Berlin, Raum A 7/Ebene 1 (Untergeschoss)

Referenten: Louise Böhler und Frank Hofmann, ADFC

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Freitag 06.03.2020, Cycling Tourism Day

(englischsprachige Veranstaltung)

Making difference: Cycling Tourism in Numbers

Tourism is one of the world's largest economic sectors, supporting one in ten jobs (319 million) and generating 10.4 % of GDP globally. The tourism industry nevertheless faces some significant challenges, including unstainable transportation patterns, overtourism in major destinations and seasonality; for which cycling tourism can provide solutions. This growing segment of the market already contributes over € 40 billion to the European economy alone and most destinations now provide offers and products to encourage visitors to discover their attractions more sustainably by bike.

This session brings together some of the latest data from across Europe to demonstrate the growing impact that cycling tourism is having: whether it be GIS data, quality assessments of routes, usage monitoring or trends such as multi-day cycling tours or excursions. Such data can be used to communicate the current status of cycling tourism products; to assess the impact of new developments; and also to lobby for further investment. 

Zeit und Ort: 11:00-12:00, Hall 4.1 Main Stage

Frank Hofmann, Deputy National Chairman, ADFC
Ed Lancaster, Senior Policy Officer, ECF
Fong Choo Leong, Bicycle Tourism Officer, ADFC
Jesper Pørksen, Director, Danish Cycle Tourism
Daniela Serrão, Technician in Public Transport and Soft Mobility, AMAL - Comunidade Intermunicipal do Algarve, Portugal

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Following the one-hour session on the Main Stage and a networking lunch at the Hall 4.1 ECF booth 241, the ECF and ADFC Cycling Tourism Day will move to the Adventure Stage where there will be three half-hour sessions looking at different examples of successful cycle routes development across Europe.

Zeit und Ort: 13:00-14:30 Uhr, Hall 4.1/Adventure Stage

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Combining cycling tourism with cultural and natural heritage sites

Speakers:
Dominik Hiller, Weinviertel Tourismus GmbH
Katarzyna Rzemykowska, Marshal’s Office of Kujawsko Pomorskie Voivodeship
Eric Nijland, Fietsplatform

Zeit und Ort: 13:00-13:30 Uhr, Hall 4.1/Adventure Stage

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Alpine crossing: Cycle route Munich – Venezia

An example of successful trinational cooperation

Speakers:
Dr. Andreas Wüstefeld, Tölzer Land Tourismus
Claudia Tscherne, Weitblick Beratung und Marketing and Alps 2 Adria Touristik
Dr. Marco Oss, President of Adria Bikes Hotel

Zeit und Ort: 13:30-14:00 Uhr, Hall 4.1/Adventure Stage

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Cycling tourism in coastal regions

Speakers:
Michael Carty, Sligo County Council, Ireland
Dr. Evangelos Mourelatos, Region of Western Greece
Łukasz Magrian, Pomorskie Tourist Board

Zeit und Ort: 14:00-14:30 Uhr, Hall 4.1/Adventure Stage

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