As climate concerns intensify, cycling is being touted as a central part of transport networks for the future. But research suggests that the majority of people perceive it as too dangerous in their area, highlighting the need for infrastructural change to encourage greener modes of travel.

While they may want to select eco-friendly options, it can be difficult for people to prioritise sustainability when travelling amid rising costs and shrinking budgets. Canvas8 spoke to Dr. Ivan Paunovic to find out how these anxieties are impacting holiday decisions and what this means for brands.

With eco action a top priority for city planners, cycling networks are getting revamped. Milan is extending its city cycling route, making it easier and safer for people to reach everyday destinations on two wheels, hoping to entice residents to take up the environmentally friendly travel option.

Cycling holidays aren’t typically associated with all-out luxury, but LeBlanq is filling this gap in the market. The tour operator offers trips that combine top-notch cycling with world-class dining, exposing luxury travellers to some of the biggest names in the worlds of sport and gastronomy.