EcoVeloTour - International online conference by BAAT
23-09-2021
Building cycling tourism routes - challenges and lessons learnt from Central and Eastern Europe
International online conference // 29th September 2021
The Bulgarian Association for Alternative Tourism invites interested stakeholders and experts to share their experience, difficulties encountered and possible solutions for building cycling tourist routes in Bulgaria.
The conference will present the practice of the Slovenian Ministry of Infrastructure for the development of cycling policy and the cycling network in Slovenia. Following the good example, the Union of Spatial Planners in Bulgaria will share with the participants a methodology for planning a national bicycle network in Bulgaria. How these practices are implemented in our country, the participants will discuss with the hosts from BAAT.
The event will be held online on September 29, 2021 from 10.00 am with working languages Bulgarian and English. The conference is aimed at specialists in spatial planning, tourism, sports and others. municipal specialists, organizations of the municipalities in Bulgaria, as well as non-governmental organizations interested in the development of bicycle tourism and bicycle transport.
You can register for the event by following the link:
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Conference agenda
Planning and development of a national bicycle network in Slovenia. Responsibilities and tasks of a cycling team in the national government - Presentation from Gregor Steklačić, Sustainable Mobility and Transport Directorate, Ministry of Infrastructure, Slovenia
Methodology for planning a national bicycle network in Bulgaria - challenges and first steps - Presentation from Vasil Madzhirski, Union of Spatial Planners in Bulgaria
The Bulgarian experience - cycling infrastructure between settlements in Bulgaria - Presentation from Kiril Kaloyanov, Bulgarian Association for Alternative Tourism
Challenges from the practice - discussion between participants