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Over the past five years a huge amount has been invested in cycling infrastructure around the country - particularly outside the cities. This is not very well known by the rest of the world but that is changing and future years are likely to see a big increase in cycle tourism.

So what exactly do you need to find out before handing over your hard earned cash to the cycle tour operator of your choice?
Essentially there are 10 questions that you need to ask of yourself and your proposed tour company.

Korea probably doesn't feature too highly on most people's radar - perhaps due to a fear (or apprehension) of the unknown. Let me try to dissuade you of this....

A week’s cycling tour is only enough to give a flavour of the country but, like the food and the trip, this is best shared...

More than any other there is one word that the vast majority of cycle tour operators use in their tour descriptions with the greatest of trepidation – hills.

Sydney Australia is one of the few major cities around the world where you can just hop on your bicycle and go whale watching from shore.

Australia is the world’s fifth largest wine producer and 50% of that comes from South Australia (“SA”), the 5^th (or second smallest) state in terms of population. Some of the best regions are within easy reach of Adelaide, and what’s even better is they offer some of the best cycle paths and rail trails in Australia.

I don’t know about you but I get a huge amount of inspiration (and envy) from reading other people’s stories of bike tours  - short or long. However more often than not it is the long distance adventurers who have the most impact on me – particularly bikepackers who spend months or even years on the road crossing continents and the globe with seemingly apparent ease. They get to visit and become immersed in remote places that (at best) I’ve barely heard of.