This Experiential Dining Tour Requires Participants to Bike for Their Dinner
Katherine Pendrill — May 11, 2016 — Lifestyle
While Toronto is already home to a number of exciting food tours, a new experience called 'Cycledine' is set to become the city's "first cycle-based experiential dining tour." While the concept may seem unusual, the tour provides a perfect opportunity to burn off all the calories consumed at each destination.
Each Cycledine tour involves leading groups of 10 participants to different restaurants across the city via bicycle. At each restaurant participants will be treated to a three-course, family-style meal, with the option to add drinks if they choose to do so. The tour takes a total of four hours to complete and riders will be expected to bring their own bike.
For those who believe eating is about more than just a good meal, this experiential dining tour provides a great way to sample some of the city's hottest restaurants.
Each Cycledine tour involves leading groups of 10 participants to different restaurants across the city via bicycle. At each restaurant participants will be treated to a three-course, family-style meal, with the option to add drinks if they choose to do so. The tour takes a total of four hours to complete and riders will be expected to bring their own bike.
For those who believe eating is about more than just a good meal, this experiential dining tour provides a great way to sample some of the city's hottest restaurants.
Trend Themes
1. Experiential Dining Tours - Creating unique dining experiences that combine food with physical activities, such as cycling, for a new level of engagement.
2. Bike-based Tourism - Developing guided tours that incorporate biking as a means to explore a city's cultural and culinary offerings.
3. Fitness-focused Dining Experiences - Promoting fitness and wellness through activities like biking while enjoying a delicious meal at various locations.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality Industry - Hotels, restaurants, and tour operators can partner to offer bike-based food tours as an exciting and memorable experience for guests.
2. Tourism Industry - Cities and tourism boards can promote bike-based food tours as a unique attraction to attract visitors who are looking for active and culinary experiences.
3. Food and Beverage Industry - Restaurants can collaborate with bike tour companies to offer special dining experiences that involve exploring the city on bikes and enjoying meals at multiple locations.
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