Our founder’s NOTHING BIKE work in China informs the practical side of World Riders Rally. A proposed programme across Pukou, Lishui and Gaochun in Nanjing links a short riding gathering, a seven-day AI venture challenge and ninety days of follow-through.
Take the questions across borders.
The Chinese concept brings together outdoor experiences, tourism businesses, local products, young entrepreneurs and potential investment partners. It asks participants to discover needs, make something usable and seek genuine customer demand.
In Portugal, those same questions need local answers. What do hosts want? Which businesses could buy a service? Which experiences would residents welcome? What can a small team keep delivering after a visit ends?
Build a conversation between places.
World Riders Rally and NOTHING BIKE share a founder. We make that relationship explicit. The Nanjing programme remains a proposal; it is not evidence of confirmed government participation, commissioned work or investment. Future international editions would be developed with local partners and described according to their actual status.
Our ambition is a network where a rural business in Portugal can learn from a creator in China, and a Chinese destination can learn from a European host. Each place keeps its own character, priorities and decision-making.
For now, we are opening conversations, developing the programme and inviting people who would like to help turn the next pilot into useful work.