The document describes three unique modes of transportation: a beerbike in Wuppertal, Germany that is a 13 km long monorail train running above the city since 1903 carrying 25 million passengers annually; tuk tuks in Sri Lanka that allow charity volunteers to explore the country for 8 days by these small three-wheeled vehicles; and airships called Aeroscrafts that are making a comeback as passenger vehicles after zeppelins were discontinued following the 1937 Hindenburg disaster, with the first Aeroscraft undergoing testing and set to be available for rental in mid-2015.

1. STRANGE WAYS OF TRAVELLING
BY NÚRIA

2. BEERBIKE
 Its located in Wuppertal, Germany and consist of a monorail train that
goes in suspension . It has been operating since 1903 and is 13 kilometers
long. It crosses the city through the air, witch allows you enjoy the views,
although, so much so thug this tram usually carries 25 million passengers
each year.

3. TUK TUK
 In a Tuk Tuk Large minority charity trips include the Lanka Challenge,
during which you'll get the change to bomb around Sri Lanka for eight
days in a Tuk Tuk

4. AIRSHIP
 Until the Hindenburg tragedy of 1937, zeppelins were considered the
future of air transport. They all but disappeared for the next 75 years, but
are now poised to make a comeback – enter The Aeroscraft.
 The Aeroscraft, designed by Worldwide Aeros Corp thanks to a $3 million
grant from the U.S. government, is currently undergoing testing, and will
be available to customers in mid-2015, when airships will be rented out
for a year at a time.