Inclusive Border Cycling

The Inclusive Broder Cycling project will support sustainable tourism and mobility by developing socially inclusive cycling trails that valorise local tangible and intangible heritage. The project will create innovative tourism products and promote transnational marketing strategies. Several cycling trails in the Danube region are facing challenges due to their location in peripheral border areas with demographic issues and infrastructure deficiencies. These challenges hinder the trails' attractiveness and marketability, limiting their potential for sustainable tourism and mobility. The IBC project aims to address these challenges by developing socially inclusive cycling trails that valorise local tangible and intangible heritage. By focusing on the inclusion of vulnerable groups and targeting the silver age market, the project will create innovative tourism products and promote transnational marketing strategies. This approach will enhance social cohesion, increase competitiveness, and attract socially responsible customers.

Arctur's role

Arctur brings knowedge from Heritage+ and will support tourism destinations in creating unique tourist products/offer with advanced technologies elements.

Total budget of the project: 2.737.194,00 EUR

ERDF funding: 2.189.755,20 EUR 

Arctur total project budget: 95.420 EUR

ERDF funding: 66.336 EUR

IBC project is supported by the Interreg Danube Region Programme co-funded by the European Union