Becoming a city-stopover

Many of the cities along the route have applied to host a start, a finish, or even both in order to benefit from global visibility, a base of supporters, and ultimately to promote the sport in their region.

Why become a stopover city

Media exposure
National and international TV

Tourism, sports and cultural promotion of your region

Stimulating the local economy

Valuing local heritage

Promotion of local sports clubs through a local sports festival

Testimonials

Becoming a stopover city on the Tour de Romandie is fully in line with our political commitment to hosting major sporting events. This event has provided a superb showcase for our city thanks to the enthusiasm of the public and the very significant media coverage. Hosting a stage in the Tour de Romandie’s time trial was a very important logistical challenge to overcome. The result was in line with our investment and expectations, as the large crowd of spectators was delighted to cheer on these cyclists throughout the course.

Geneva

What wonderful memories, despite considerable preparation work. A local organizing committee was proud of our success and of having brought our village to the public’s attention. Thanks to the organizers; the celebration was wonderful; we are still talking about it...

Chippis

Hosting such an event is a magnificent vehicle for the tourism and sports promotion of the region. The popular enthusiasm surrounding the Tour de Romandie shows that cycling is very popular, whether in the city stages or along the roads. The numerous messages of congratulations received from all sides have largely compensated for the committee’s investments.

Cossonay

The winner of the stage Elisa Balsamo from Italy of the team Lidl-Trek celebrates as she crosses the finish line during the first stage, a 133.8 km race between La Grande Beroche and Lausanne at the 3rd Tour de Romandie Feminin UCI Women's World Tour cycling race in Lausanne, Switzerland, Friday, September 6, 2024. (KEYSTONE/Jean-Christophe Bott)

Femke Markus from the Netherlands of Team SD Worx leads the pack at Ependes during the first stage, a 133.8 km race between La Grande Beroche and Lausanne at the 3rd Tour de Romandie Feminin UCI Women's World Tour cycling race in Lausanne, Switzerland, Friday, September 6, 2024. (KEYSTONE/Jean-Christophe Bott)

The pack in action in front of Lake Geneva during the first stage, a 133.8 km race between La Grande Beroche and Lausanne at the 3rd Tour de Romandie Feminin UCI Women's World Tour cycling race in Jongny, Switzerland, Friday, September 6, 2024. (KEYSTONE/Jean-Christophe Bott)

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If you wish to host a stage of the Tour de Romandie Féminin and participate in it, please fill out the form Below and send your application. We will contact you soon!

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