The BikeLand Project

The BikeLand Project

The BikeLand project is supported by the European Union's Romania-Ukraine Neighborhood Program and managed by Yaremche's Center for Social and Business Initiatives - a non-profit organization founded in 2004.

The main goal of the project is to create a network of facilities for amateur and professional cycling in the Carpathian Mountains region of Ukraine and to popularize them among tourists.

The project covers three regions in Ukraine: Ivano-Frankivsk, Zakarpattia, and Chernivtsi Oblast. The project will be implemented mainly in the cities already known as tourist centers - Yaremche, Vorokhta, Verkovina, Rakhiv, Vinnytsia and many others.

As a result of the project, we plan to develop the following facilities in each city:
• 5-10 round-trip cycling tracks for both amateur and experienced cyclists;
• 4-8 accommodations (mainly hotels) that are completely bike friendly;
• 20-30 shops, cafes, bank branches and other public points equipped with a comfortable and safe bicycle parking;
• 5-10 cultural, natural and historical objects equipped with secure bike parking;
• 1-4 bicycle rental, shops and repair points.

Great attention is given to promotional and marketing activities in order to ensure that consumers and other interested parties are well-informed about new tourism opportunities. The activities that will be conducted for this purpose are: the BikeLand web portal (in Ukrainian, English, Romanian and Russian languages), informational materials for free distribution (brochures, brochures, and catalogs), participation in specialized exhibitions (at least 6 events in two years), promotional placement (tourism and leisure magazines) Internet), cooperation with specialized tourism companies and the Center for Public Relations (media relations, press tours).

Phone / Fax: +380 343 421 2

264 Svobody Street,
Office 303
Yarench city ,,
Ivano Frankivska Oblast

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