Travel is more than just moving from point A to point B; it is a gateway to discovery, connection, and growth. However, in an era of climate urgency and social disparity, the way we explore our world must be fundamentally reinvented. Traditional transport systems and tourism models face a double challenge: they must drastically reduce their carbon footprint while becoming truly accessible to everyone, regardless of physical ability, age, or economic background.

This is where our challenge comes in. Stepping into the role of creative engineers, students will collaborate with local stakeholders to develop innovative solutions for "Inclusive & Sustainable Ways to Travel." How can we design seamless travel experiences that allow people with mobility restrictions or sensory impairments to travel with dignity? How can a city ensure that green mobility reaches all its citizens, making low-carbon travel the most attractive and affordable option? How can we reduce the environmental impact of tourism while preserving the beauty of our destinations?

Over just a few days, student teams will tackle these critical questions, combining creativity, technology, and user-centered design to develop concrete, practical solutions. Their work will not only offer fresh perspectives but also provide actionable strategies for local decision-makers.

CV (Curriculum Vitae) is a document that summarizes your educational and professional history. It must provide a detailed overview of your academic and work experience, skills, achievements, and qualifications.

Transcript of Records is an official document issued by your home university. It specifies the name of the institution, the academic programme you are enrolled in, the list of courses taken up until the current period, the exams or tests you passed, the grades and the credits you earned. 

Associate partner

ADAV (Association du Droit aux Vélos)

Associate partner

ADAV (Association du Droit aux Vélos)

Learning opportunities of ADAV (Association du Droit aux Vélos)