Hypothesis: Bicycle Tourism Equals More Rural Economy

Over at the Path Less Pedaled blog, Russ Roca writes and illustrates why bicycle touring is better economically for small towns and rural America than other forms of travel: Bicycle tourists stop in small towns, stay overnight, eat at the cafes and restaurants; vehicular tourists have gone 200 miles down the road before pausing for gas and then back in the car.

Check out the comment section, too, for some really encouraging words.

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I use a bicycle whenever I can for travel, both for commuting and touring.
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