Published on November 21, 2025

Adagio, the European leader in aparthotels, announced on the occasion of World Sustainable Transport Day, November 26, 2025, that 20 of his properties in the network have received the Bike Friendly label. This national certification, sponsored by France Vélo Tourisme, is given to establishments with access to cycling routes and cycle-friendly services. This program is part of a broader effort to support the growing trend of cycling tourism in Europe.
‘Bike Friendly’ label by the French Cycling Tourism initiative recognizes accommodations positioned in proximity to key cycling routes, such as EuroVelo 5, EuroVelo 6, and Loire à Vélo. With the acquisition of this label, Adagio further demonstrates its commitment to sustainable urban tourism and meets the growing demand for eco-friendly tourism and active vacations in Europe.
Rising Popularity of Cycling Tourism Across Europe
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Cycling tourism has seen a significant rise in Europe in recent years. According to recent reports, there has been an 11% increase in the number of cyclists using European cycle routes between 2019 and 2022. Today, cycling tourism represents 11% of Europe’s total tourism market, highlighting the importance of bike-friendly services in attracting travelers looking to explore Europe on two wheels.
France, in particular, has emerged as one of the world’s top destinations for cycling, ranking second globally for cycle tourism. The country’s network of EuroVelo routes and dedicated cycling paths, such as Loire à Vélo, have made it a top choice for travelers seeking scenic cycling routes. These popular cycling paths, which span the length of the country, attract millions of cyclists each year, offering a perfect mix of adventure, culture, and relaxation.
What Makes Adagio Aparthotels Ideal for Cyclists?
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Adagio’s ‘Bike Friendly’ certified properties are strategically located near major cycling routes in France and other key European destinations, making them ideal stopovers for cyclists looking to combine urban exploration with adventure tourism. Each Adagio aparthotel offers a comfortable, self-catering stay, making it a convenient and practical option for cyclists traveling long distances.
To meet the ‘Bike Friendly’ standards, Adagio aparthotels have implemented a range of services designed specifically for cyclists. These include:
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By offering these specialized services, Adagio ensures that cyclists can enjoy a stress-free stay, knowing their bikes are safe and that they have access to everything they need to continue their journey.
Expanding the Reach of Cycling Tourism in Europe
Adagio’s partnership with France Vélo Tourisme and its commitment to cycling tourism align with the broader push in Europe to develop more bike-friendly accommodations and infrastructure. As more travelers seek out sustainable tourism experiences, the demand for cycling-friendly hotels and accommodations has grown significantly. By adding 20 of its properties to the growing list of bike-friendly hotels, Adagio is positioning itself as a key player in the eco-tourism sector.
The company’s decision to offer this certification across its European aparthotel network is designed to help cycling enthusiasts find easily accessible, comfortable accommodation that aligns with their active travel lifestyle. The new ‘Bike Friendly’ label will be particularly beneficial for travelers seeking long-term stays or multi-day cycling trips.
Adagio’s Ongoing Commitment to Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Travel
Adagio has long been a proponent of sustainable tourism, and this new initiative further reinforces the company’s commitment to providing travelers with eco-friendly options. By focusing on cycling tourism, Adagio helps promote a healthier and more sustainable way of exploring Europe while supporting the region’s growing commitment to green travel and reducing carbon footprints.
Cycling as a mode of transportation is inherently eco-friendly, and offering services that cater to this growing trend is one way in which Adagio is contributing to a more sustainable future for travel.
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