The checkpoints can be visited between April and September, without a classic race - the focus is on experience and participation, not competition.
Procedure & participation
- Free registration possible.
- Connection to a tracking tool (e.g. Strava, Garmin) required - this automatically registers the visit to a checkpoint.
- A city or region (checkpoint) is considered completed when you move around it with a recorded activity device.
- You collect points or progress for each completed checkpoint city - rewards or prizes are possible.
Target group
- Recreational cyclists or e-bike users who don't want to ride classic races, but want to experience them.
- Sports enthusiasts who want to identify with the Tour de Suisse brand.
- Tourism and outdoor enthusiasts who want to discover a new way of actively exploring Switzerland and its Tour de Suisse host towns.
Highlights & benefits
- Inclusive & flexible: No start time, no race hurdles - take part when and how you want.
- Brand and event loyalty: Connection to the Tour de Suisse brand, generating emotions and community.
- Regional visibility: Tour host locations receive additional attention and guests through participation.
- Digital automation: Tracking, registration and rewards are largely digital - less effort for organizers.
Why interesting for partners / sponsors
- Wide reach for the Tour de Suisse brand environment: active participants, outdoor experience, brand loyalty.
- Data and digital activity generate insights into user behavior, regional visits and participant motivation.
- Opportunity to use the region or destination as a checkpoint and be part of the experience story.
- A sustainable experience format that is not only unique, but also has an impact throughout the season.