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Photos: iBike Fiji the enthusiastic support of local communities.
The tours often pass through farms and villages where residents welcome visitors
with open arms. “Everyone we’ve talked to has been excited to be involved,” Ren
said.
“In Fiji, people are always saying, ‘Come, our door’s always open.’
"We design the tours to be inclusive, using electric bikes with pedal-assist features
that make them accessible to riders of all fitness levels.
“If you haven't ridden in a while or are scared of hills, you can switch,” Ren explains.
iBike Fiji aims to tap into the growing adventure travel market, which is expected
to surpass US$1 billion globally by 2030.
The business is also committed to promoting sustainable tourism.
"Adventure and immersion are the essence of iBike Fiji," Brad Campbell
emphasised.
"We’re excited to be one of the first in Fiji to offer off-road electric bicycle tours.
Our guided tours will provide an experience that’s fresh, unique, and electrifying."
He says the tours aren’t just about adventure; they also foster cross-cultural
exchanges, enriching the traveller’s experience while supporting local communities.
“Visitors are becoming more curious about local history and traditions,” Ren said.
“A tour with iBike Fiji provides exactly that.”
As the business continues to grow, it plans to expand its offerings with more
customisable and multi-day tours.
The team is also creating a micro-gear shop to promote cycling in the local
community.
“We can’t wait to show everybody what we’re doing,” Ren shared excitedly.
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