Travels
A connected community of athletes connected by the passion for cycling who choose the Canary Islands as a meeting point.
Bike Rental + Shuttle
Premium mountainbikes, e-bikes and and road bikes and high end material available for the cyclist. A bike shuttle in the islands.
Consulting in bicycle touring
Strategic consulting services to boost the bicycle touring industry in the Canary Islands.
BICYCLE TOURING
Bicycle touring is a rapidly growing industry linked to the global trend towards healthy habits and the practice of sports, the proliferation of active tourism in natural settings, and the pursuit of sustainable environment-friendly lifestyles.
During 2015 around 6 million trips related to cycling were registered in Europe. The forecast for 2020 is that this figure will triple.
A POWERFUL COMMUNITY
Small communities organically emerge around the practice of the various cycling modalities.
Biking communities are very tight groups. We want to build on these existing synergies to promote the emergence of a community around BKRS based on the experience of doing cycling tourism in the
Canary Islands.
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Canary Islands Bicycle Touring (€)

Expected growth
The economic outlook for the bicycle touring industry in Europe is 17 trillion euros per year during the coming 20 years. Bicycle touring accounts for 2-4% of all travel in Europe and it is expected to double - triple to reach 6-12% in the next decade.
With an average of 3% of all tourists arriving in the Canary Islands, the biclycle touring industry contributed in 2015 with approximately 415 million euros (369,300 trips). Given its annual growth of 1%, by 2020 (738,600 trips) this figure is expected to reach 1.108 million in 2020.