August 26, 20212 min read

E-mergo to Aarhus - The Route

This is the second blog in a series about E-mergo's 20th anniversary. Click here for all blogs in this series.

In an earlier blog we already mentioned that this year, to celebrate our 20th anniversary, we're cycling to Aarhus. In this second blog, colleague Richard shows in the video how he mapped out the route and everything that's involved in such a process.

E-mergo turns 20 on October 1st, and to celebrate this we're all getting on our bikes and cycling to TimeXtender's headquarters in Aarhus, Denmark. But a bike trip like this involves quite a bit, such as working out the route. Because of course you could easily type the final destination into Google Maps, but then you'd often cycle the fastest route from A to B rather than passing all the beautiful spots you could encounter along the way.

That's why our colleague Richard got to work on the route. He also did this 5 years ago for the bike trip to Lund. In the video below, Richard shows how he created the route and everything he had to pay attention to.

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