So here's another marketing question. You're in an area that needs to attract tourists, and you've got a disused single-track railway line going through your village. What do you do with it? Turn it into a cycle track or walking route? No, you you build little pedal-powered carts for tourists to pedal along a few kilometres of its length, and charge them for it. Strangely enough, it's a success, and it's fun to do, being different enough from run-of-the-mill holiday activities to attract the curious.
We went to enjoy it a second time recently, with friends from England.
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Be honest: how long did it take to dispel the irrational fear that you would meet a large diesel locomotive coming from the opposite direction? But I can see why I would love this.
The interesting thing is what you have to do when you meet a cart coming the other way: you have to lift one cart off the tracks to allow the other to pass. This happens a lot. Can you imagin selling this idea to a sceptical bank manager?
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