BERN, Switzerland - Registration is now open for the 2021 World Cycling Forum (WCF) being held on 6 and 7 September 2021 in Munich, Germany. The 2021 WCF comes after a period of unprecedented global demand inside the bicycle industry and during a challenging time for the bicycle business as they grow and adapt to the new post-COVID-19 normal.
MUNICH, Germany - the World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI) and the IAA Mobility organizers VDA and Messe München have decided to move the date of the World Cycling Forum (WCF) to 6 - 7 September 2021.
MUNICH, Germany -The forthcoming edition of the World Cycling Forum (WCF) will take place from 9-10 September 2021 during the IAA Mobility show, the World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI) has announced.
DELFT, the Netherlands - The Cycling Lab of the Delft Technical University (TU) opened its doors for the World Cycling Forum participants last month. In a series of presentations, they were informed on the background of the Cycling Lab and what this lab brings the bicycle industry. The participants also toured the university campus by bike to see the laboratory, including the wind tunnel and the making of the bike that is to break the current speed record.
ROTTERDAM, the Netherlands - The World Cycling Forum that took place Tuesday and yesterday in Rotterdam, the Netherlands unmasked myths like the one that predicts the end of the bicycle sector due to the rise of bike and/or e-step-scooter sharing systems in all major cities. On the contrary. In fact, all keynote speakers of the 2nd World Cycling Forum held on 4 and 5 June were very united in their conclusions; there's a perfect storm coming for (electric) bikes as the fight against climate change will be intensifying in the next years. However, the bike sector also urgently needs to take action to make that 'storm' happen.
ROTTERDAM, the Netherlands - The cycling industry's multi-day International Congress started this morning. Close to 200 top managers coming from a wide variety of companies have been welcomed aboard former cruise liner ss Rotterdam; the World Cycling Forum's maritime location. The Forum presents the top of the industry a broad perspective on the profound consequences of the climate crisis in the world of cycling.
DOETINCHEM, the Netherlands - This is the final call for industry peers that want to take part in the World Cycling Forum which is about how the cycling industry is to play its vital role in the fight against climate change. This 2-day congress takes place on 4 and 5 June 2019 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. There's a huge interest from Europe, North America as well as Asia for this 2nd World Cycling Forum but there are still seats left.
ROTTERDAM, the Netherlands - Participating in the World Cycling Forum is still possible as there are a limited number of seats left and available. This 2-day International Conference, taking place on June 4 and 5, is all about the industry's future. That future will be dominated by sustainability issues and the fight against climate change in which cycling can play a vital role.
ROTTERDAM, the Netherlands - There's great interest in the 2nd World Cycling Forum that takes place 4 and 5 June in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Currently representatives from more than 40 companies have registered for their participation including most of the renowned names from the business.
The biggest in the bike business like prominent e-bike maker Accell Group, will participate in the World Cycling Forum 2019. In particular as this 2-day International Conference is all about the industry's future. That future will be dominated by sustainability issues and the fight against climate change in which cycling can play a vital role. Chair of the Bicycle Committee at the World Federation Sporting Goods Industry, Jeroen Snijders Blok, says about that role: "It will determine the future of our industry".
