Respondents in a survey carried out by Ethio Cycling Holidays have cited international air travel - ahead of place of accommodation, restaurants or airports in Ethiopia - as their biggest concern regarding the risk of infection from COVID-19 when travelling on a cycling vacation to Ethiopia.

Ethiopian pro cyclist Tsgabu Grmay resumed his 2020 racing season by competing in the 2020 Gran Trittico Lombardo one-day race from Legnano to Varese earlier today, which took place in atrocious conditions and resulted in several crashes

Taking the lead from both national and regional governments in Ethiopia, Ethio Cycling Holidays has adopted a serious approach for addressing health and safety issues in the new COVID-19 era. Working with its airline and hotel partners the company has prepared a COVID-19 briefing paper for clients outlining measures that have been introduced...

The new sponsorship programme to support young Ethiopian cyclists has received great support from a range of international riders from around the world. Within weeks of launching the programme, offers of help to cover the cost of food, family support and English language lessons were received to cover six young cyclists...

Ethio Cycling Holidays has announced plans to incorporate a new cycling route to the Afar region into one of its cycling tours. The 132km ride starts at the junction of the main highway leading south from Mekelle with the road heading east past the wind turbines at Ashegoda...

Thanks to the video cycling app Fulgaz some of the best bike rides in Tigray are now available for cyclists to try out as an indoor cycling session from your own living room or bike garage. The rides include the 12km climb out of Adigrat and the 20km descent from Hagere Selam...

Daniel Hughes, who made a name for himself by delivering the world’s highest video broadcast to the BBC from the summit of Everest, has just finished an epic 5-day cycling tour with Ethio Cycling Holidays. On his first trip to Ethiopia and riding with his wife Carali, Daniel described his tour as “unbelievable” and “extraordinary”...

21-year old Ethiopian cyclist Mulu Kinfe Hailemicheal won the second stage of the 2020 Tour of Rwanda in the town of Huye yesterday. Riding for the Nippo Delpo team, Kinfe sprinted to victory...

Ethiopia’s World Tour rider Tsgabu Grmay this week opens his 2020 season when he competes as part of a 7-rider Mitchelton Scott team in the Volta Valencia which takes place from 5th to 9th February.