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This document outlines Travel Oregon's marketing support for bicycle tourism, including their Ride Oregon website, media channels, photo and video assets, and Bike Friendly Business Program. The Bike Friendly Business Program aims to increase businesses' understanding of bike tourism, provide tips to cater to cyclists, recognize bike-friendly businesses, and advance Oregon as a premier cycling destination. It details how businesses can apply to the program and order signage to promote themselves.
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