Mrnjavac and Kovačić (2012) prove the importance of infrastructure on the one hand
and promotion on the other when a destination for cycling tourists is offered, which
depends on the stage of development of the destination in the context of the cycling
offer.
Trendscope (2008) (cited in the European Parliament in 2009, 30) points out some
preferences of cycling tourists - safety (associated with low density of traffic), ease of
use (marking of trails), the variety of trails on offer and accommodation facilities, food
service facilities near or along the trail. Aforementioned is considered to have a more
significant influence on behavior than the availability of information materials, public
transport, wide extent of cycling network (density), maintenance service of means of
transport (bicycle service) and the infrastructure facilities at rest and service areas.