The economic impact of cycle tourism: it's not enough to just count cyclists

By |2026-08-18T10:36:31+02:0015th August, 2026|BLOG|

Cycle tourism can be a powerful tool for local development, but simply counting cyclists isn't enough to measure its impact. We analyze how to transform the passage of travelers into increased stays, spending, business activity, and employment in the region.

First Technical Conference on Best Practices for the Promotion and Management of the Santander-Mediterranean Green Way Natural Trail, in Oña

By |2026-05-27T09:43:42+02:00April 30th, 2026|BLOG|

Spain has one of the best cycling routes in Europe in the making. Completing it is a priority. Rutas Pangea participated in the 1st Technical Conference of the Santander-Mediterranean Greenway, and this is what we saw.

Rural Heritage and Culture in Atazar: weaving memory, identity and future

By |2025-12-06T20:29:37+01:00December 6th, 2025|BLOG|

The project “Heritage and Rural Culture – Valorization of Intangible Cultural Heritage Resources”, promoted by the Mancomunidad del Embalse del Atazar, demonstrates the extent to which collective memory can become a tool for local development.

Bike trips along Greenways: Pangea routes with the Experiment Greenways project

By |2025-11-17T16:02:54+01:0015th November, 2025|BLOG|

The Experiencias Turismo España program has recognized the Vías Verdes (Greenways) as a second chance for regions that once missed their opportunity. Its commitment to cycle tourism demonstrates that, with good ideas and public support, these regions can get back on track. Experimenta Vías Verdes is proof of that.

How many cyclists actually do the Camino de Santiago?

By |2026-09-19T19:32:04+02:00July 23rd, 2025|BLOG|

Every year, thousands of people arrive in Santiago de Compostela after completing one of the Camino routes. Among them are a good number of cyclists, sometimes known as bicigrinos (bike pilgrims). However, the official data provided by the Pilgrim's Office does not fully reflect the reality.