En Traveling Slowly This week we are going to Normandy, accompanied by Clélia Hebert.

We know the data on the bicycle sector for 2016, presented by AMBE.

Jezabel Ramírez presents us with the book “My Life on a Bicycle” by the Italian Margherita Hack and we will end with an interview from the end of the world.

A great bicycle traveler, I would go Prendes from A Nomadic Life, speaks to us from Usuahia.

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These are the topics of today's program:

2: 03 - Clelia Hebert of the regional tourism committee of Normandy presents the proposals for cycling routes in the region, with more than 1600 kilometers of cycling routes. Great routes like the Veloscenie, the Francette Veil and Veloroute du Littoral and many more. We talked to her about the label Home Velo and its importance in promoting bicycle tourism, guaranteeing the quality of accommodation and services for cyclists.
13: 10 - AMBE present the report The Bicycle Sector in Figures 2016, a good opportunity to find out how the bike sector is doing, sales, the number of stores and brands...
18: 00 - Jezabel Ramírez Uña presents us with “My Life on a Bicycle” by the Italian astrophysicist Margherita Hacks. Her memories in which she continually remembers that the bicycle has been very important throughout her life. An exciting life for the Lady of the Stars, a great disseminator and environmental activist.
35:12 – We chat with I would go Prendes de A Nomadic Life, a bicycle traveler who is touring Latin America by bike and who has stopped to spend the southern winter in none other than Usuahia, World's End.
Remember we don't ride a bike to add days to our lives, but to add life to our days. We hope you enjoy the program!!