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Published on Dec 19, 2024
Ottawa, Ontario
Published on Oct 11, 2024
Weatherford Mountain Bike Club, Texas
What can a few months of counting trail users tell you? Turns out, more than you think.
Published on Sep 12, 2024
Managing and developing Mount Royal using visitor data
Mount Royal Park is one of Montreal’s most important green spaces. Designed by Frederic Law Olmsted and inaugurated in 1876, it is the centerpiece of the Mount Royal heritage site, the oldest ...
Published on Aug 14, 2024
Red, White, and Bike: What Fourth of July Bike Counts Tell Us About Holiday Cycling
On the Fourth of July, while fireworks lit up the night sky, we were interested in a different kind of boom – the surge of cyclists on America’s bike paths. Our mission was to answer a question: What ...
Published on Jul 16, 2024
Measuring tourist numbers in real time or predicting them?
Attendance data provides invaluable information for the management of an area or site. They allow us to analyze actions taken, measure their effectiveness, communicate with the public, and justify ...
Published on Apr 25, 2024
Urban & sports tourism: what can the Olympic Games bring to Paris?
Sports tourism is one of the fastest-growing tourism segments, according to the World Tourism Organization. It attracts a diverse audience, ranging from sports enthusiasts who travel to support their ...
Published on Mar 1, 2024
Whose street is it anyway – A cordon count spatial study of Montreal’s Plateau-Mont-Royal borough
Designing facilities for active mobility is no easy task. More than ever, it requires a great deal of information and expertise to make the right decisions. For example: How wide should a pedestrian ...
