The spacious premises of the Davos Congress Center allow the recommended minimum distance of 1.5 meters to be maintained. Measures such as more open seating will also be implemented on site, based on a protection concept approved by the authorities. For this reason, masks are not currently compulsory at the Ride Congress, but people from a risk group and those with symptoms of illness are asked to refrain from attending the event. This year, the registration fees will only be charged after the Ride Congress has taken place. Better safe than sorry.

Specialist presentations on Thursday, workshops on Friday

The Ride Congress is aimed at a specialist audience from tourism, authorities, associations and event organizers, but is basically open to everyone. Thursday is dedicated to specialist presentations and the now traditional networking dinner at the Hotel Grischa. The optional Friday consists of workshop sessions from and with partner organizations such as Allegra Tourism, BikePlan, the Federal Roads Office, Schweiz Mobil, Ride Magazine and Trailworks. These workshops are largely free to attend for congress participants and are designed to support participants in their daily practice of mountain biking.

Registration

Participation in the Ride Congress on Thursday, October 1, 2020 costs CHF 295. The workshops on the Friday of the congress are included and do not cost extra, but registration is required. Registration for the Ride Congress is now open at: kongress.ride.ch/anmeldung2020

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