E-bikes serve as a sustainable travel alternative


By AGENCY

More and more restaurants, cafes and hotels in Germany are starting to welcome e-bike tourists with the promise of a no-hassle battery recharge while they relax. — dpa

The year 2023 is set to be a milestone in German mobility. For the first time in the country’s bicycle history, e-bike sales are set to overtake the sales of classic bicycles.

Germany’s switch to e-bikes, like the one seen in countries around the world, means a change in regional tourism, as people now have the option to cover greater distances with less effort.

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