An interactive Power BI dashboard following the members of the parkrun World Tourists club, tracking where they've run, which countries they've visited, and how the community is growing week on week.
parkrun runs free, weekly 5km events in more than 20 countries across five continents. This club is for the ones who've chased that stamp collection furthest.
This group is for like-minded parkrun tourists who have completed at least one parkrun in each of FOUR (4) parkrun countries, as listed on parkrun.com/countries.
England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland all count as part of the UK for this definition, so they aren't treated as four separate countries on their own.
If you want to be included in this dashboard, sign into your profile here and add the following to one of your groups (you can have up to 5 clubs): parkrun World Tourist.
Sign in and add your groupThis week, the parkrun World Tourists spread themselves across five continents.
Across 20 countries and five continents, 924 club members took part in their local parkrun communities this week, with 5 new members joining the club. 852 of them crossed a finish line at 548 different events, while another 241 volunteered.
Personal best Dirk Micheel posted the week's quickest World Tourist finish, crossing the line at Kiellinie parkrun in Germany in 17:50, just ahead of Fumiaki Fujita's 17:54 at Dreiländergarten.
Of the 548 events visited, 389 saw just a single World Tourist come through the finish funnel: one person, one barcode, one determined dot on the map. At the busier end, Bittesby Country Park and Zuiderpark, Rotterdam tied for the week's top spot with 12 tourists apiece, trailed by Jeskyns Community Woodland on 11.
So where did everyone go this week? Dive into the dashboard below to follow the flags, explore the map and find the stories behind every bubble.
Prefer charts? The full interactive dashboard is further down the page, or jump straight there.
The dashboard is split across three tabs, each built to be explored rather than just read. Click around and the data responds.
A live world map plotting every event visited this week, alongside total members, weekly participants and the volunteer-to- parkrunner split.
A full breakdown of every parkrunner's result for the week: country, event, time and finishing position, plus a ranked list of the most visited events.
Tracks the club's growth over time: registered members, weekly participation, countries visited and engagement rate, all on a rolling date range.