cycling

Venezuela – Cycling

Venezuela presents a complex environment for cyclists. While cycling as a form of urban transportation is on the rise — especially in Caracas — this growth is fuelled by community-level enthusiasm and economic necessity rather than government-led infrastructure planning. Dedicated

Vietnam – Cycling

Vietnam offers genuinely exceptional rewards for cyclists, though arriving with the right expectations makes all the difference. Bicycles play a relatively minor role in city commuting — long eclipsed by the motorbike — yet they hold a cherished place in

United Kingdom – Cycling

Cycling across the United Kingdom is on the rise, yet it remains a mode of transport that is still finding its footing. The quality of cycling provision differs dramatically from one place to the next — London and standout cities

United States – Cycling

Cycling across the United States looks very different depending on where you happen to be. Nationwide participation has reached record levels — more than 112 million people got on a bike at least once in 2024 — yet the activity

United Arab Emirates – Cycling

The UAE has emerged as a destination undergoing rapid transformation for those who ride bikes — cycling networks are growing at pace, especially across Dubai and Abu Dhabi, yet the activity continues to be seen primarily as a recreational or

Trinidad and Tobago – Cycling

Cycling in Trinidad and Tobago functions primarily as a recreational pursuit, fitness activity, and competitive sport rather than a practical means of daily transport. Dedicated infrastructure for cyclists is scarce, road safety presents real challenges, and the country’s culture is

Turkey – Cycling

Turkey is steadily establishing itself as a cycling destination, with infrastructure that is expanding but has yet to reach maturity. Cycling remains peripheral to everyday commuting across much of the country, and is more commonly pursued as a sporting, leisure,

Switzerland – Cycling

Switzerland is a genuinely bike-friendly nation with a thriving cycling culture, more than 11,000 kilometres of signposted routes, and a constitutional obligation to develop cycling infrastructure. Although it cannot match the Netherlands or Denmark for physically separated cycle lanes, motorists

Taiwan – Cycling

Among Asia’s most welcoming destinations for two-wheeled travel, Taiwan stands out for its exceptional recreational routes, its passionate cycling community, and a continuously expanding urban bike-share network. Scooters dominate short-distance urban travel, so bicycles are used less for daily commuting

Thailand – Cycling

Thailand presents a rich yet demanding environment for those who ride bikes. Recreational and competitive cycling is flourishing — particularly in the northern reaches around Chiang Mai — but using a bicycle as a daily commuting tool remains constrained by