'Oaklavia' is a concept that typically originated in Bogotá, Columbia with a concept called 'CiclovÃa.' The celebration involves temporarily closing down streets to automobiles so that pedestrians and cyclists can enjoy a car-free party.
On June 27 in Oakland, California, 'Oaklavia' closed down 2 miles of streets so that the community could take part in fun activities including sports, dancing and music. Hopefully 'Oaklavia' will be the first of many for Oakland!
Implications - FIRST SENTENCE DOES NOT MAKE SENSE
Any type of product that promotes a pollution free and eco-friendly environment consumers are drawn to because more people are more aware of their environment and the dangers than they ever were before. Promoting the use of non-automobiles is a fantastic way to appeal to an eco-friendly audience.
Car-Free Street Parties
Oakland, California's ‘Oaklavia' Celebrates Pedestrians
Trend Themes
1. Car-free Street Parties - Hosting car-free street parties can create a unique and engaging experience for pedestrians and cyclists.
2. Eco-friendly Transportation - Promoting the use of non-automobiles can attract an eco-friendly audience and contribute to a pollution-free environment.
3. Community Engagement - Organizing street parties that bring communities together can foster a sense of connection and belonging.
Industry Implications
1. Event Planning - Event planning companies have an opportunity to organize car-free street parties and provide unique experiences for attendees.
2. Transportation - Developing and promoting eco-friendly transportation options, such as cycling and walking initiatives, can lead to disruptive innovation in the transportation industry.
3. Sustainable Tourism - Sustainable tourism companies can incorporate car-free street parties as part of their offerings to attract eco-conscious travelers looking for unique experiences.