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Biking South Baltic! - Resultater fra cykelturistundersøgelse

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2018
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Projektleder: Carl Henrik Marcussen. Projektet “Biking South Baltic!” omfatter blandt andet en spørgeskemaundersøgelse blandt cykelturister. Undersøgelsens resultater gennemgås i denne rapport og baserer sig på i alt 2.285 besvarelser fra fem regioner eller landsdele I tre forskellige lande: Pommern, Polen (506), Vestpommern, Polen (400), Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Tyskland (322), Bornholm, DK (455) og sydlige dele af det øvrige Danmark (602). Mange forskellige aspekter af cykelturisme belyses i rapporten, herunder demografiske karakteristika, overnatningsformer, cykelaktiviteten, andre relaterede aktiviteter og døgnforbrug blandt cykelturisterne.

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