Revel in the Joys of Slow Travel in the Cabins of Nutchel
It's no coincidence that slow travel and holiday homes in Belgium have suddenly become extremely popular this year. Although they've always held a certain charm, you can now find some truly unique concepts spread across the country, such as extremely
The Pleasures of Slow Travel in Lower Silesia
The wow effect in Wroclaw Our first stop in Poland is just across the German border in the Lower Silesia region, in Wroclaw. Wroclaw is the fourth biggest city in Poland but too often overlooked. It is so easy to be
Driving to Lower Silesia in Poland with an Electric Car
Everyone looked at us with a small smile and twinkling eyes as we unveiled our travel plans. We were going through Germany by electric car, straight to Wroclaw in Poland. The last fast charger was at the border crossing. They
How to See Italy in a Unique and Sustainable Way
Italy, Italy, Italy… where do I even begin? It’s the country of a thousand different itineraries, a million different experiences. Home to breathtaking mountain ranges such as the Dolomites (one of my all-time favorite places on Earth), stunning sea-side
How to Mindfully Explore Beautiful Cinque Terre
The five colorful seaside villages that make up Cinque Terre – literally the Five Lands – and the surrounding hills on the Italian Riviera are designated UNESCO World Heritage sites. This Italian region may not be as famous as Tuscany
STAYCATION IN LIMBURG WITH AN ELECTRIC CAR
4 ways to recreate the holiday feeling without stepping on a plane ‘Staycation’ has fast become the holiday-related buzzword of 2020. As we are way less inclined to take the plane, why not explore our own country? I’ll tell you why
THE NEW NORMAL: TRAVEL IN A POST-COVID-19 WORLD
It’s hard to believe that just a few short months ago, most of our conversations were about overtourism. Disgustingly crowded beaches. Depleting resources. Litter scattered everywhere. Exasperated locals. Today, those very beaches are empty and pristine and the air is
SUSTAINABLE SNOW SPORTS IN THE FRENCH SAVOIE MONT BLANC REGION
Les Saisies is cradled at the foot of the Mont Blanc and counts 192 kilometers of ski slopes, 120 kilometers of cross-country ski runs and rises up to 2070 meters high. They have a load of sustainable initiatives like snow
ROME: CAUGHT IN THE CROWD AT THE COLOSSEUM
I still hadn't checked off Rome, one of the biggest attractions in Europe, from my list. This destination, a historic city full of proud monuments that all exude history, is touted to be a must-see. Moreover, with the Colosseum, you
WHAT ARE THE TOP TRAVEL TRENDS OF 2020?
We list down six important travel trends you must take note of this year New beginnings bring new journeys. But which destinations are a must in 2020? What should you keep in mind before planning these upcoming trips? Read on to
HOCHKÖNIG, SKI AMADÉ: A SUSTAINABLE AND DELICIOUS EXPERIENCE IN AUSTRIA
The Ski Amadé, Austria’s biggest network of ski resorts, boasts over 760 km of slopes, 270 lifts and 260 ski huts. It is divided into five regions: Hochkönig, Gastein, Grossarltal, Salzburger Sportwelt and Schladming-Dachtstein. I explored three cozy villages in
ALENTEJO, PORTUGAL: 4 DAY ROADTRIP
Are you planning to do 1 to 2 weeks roadtrip in Alentejo or do you want to cross the Algarve to the inner part of Portugal? Both are easily done. In this post you’ll find a 4-day trip with the
VAL D’AOSTA – A TRULY UNIQUE PIECE OF ITALY
Somewhere on a small beach near Vieste in southern Italy, I feel a soft sea breeze while immersed in my book. I immediately put it down and close my eyes. Despite the sunglasses, I can totally feel how strong the
A WONDERFUL WEEKEND OUT IN TERSCHELLING – THE NETHERLANDS
Reset and relax on this amazing island in the Wadden Sea Terschelling is one of the five inhabited Wadden Islands in Friesland, a province located to the north in the Netherlands. It is so far removed from light pollution that it
MASS TOURISM: WE’RE STILL JUST ANIMALS, FOLLOWING THE HERD
In many ways, we remain herd animals to this day, especially when it comes to travel. We often journey to the same places. Take the same photos. Do the same activities. And then leave quickly. Why, though? With this kind of
STARGAZING IN AMELAND -WAD ISLANDS – THE NETHERLANDS
Enjoy sensational views, the perfect night sky, and other delights on an island in the Wadden Sea The last time I was able to see countless stars and the Milky Way was over a year ago. For this to happen, I
GREEK ISLAND KYTHIRA: A SUSTAINABLE GETAWAY
How to avoid mass tourism in Greece Imagine waking up in a small paradise up in the mountains. You saunter to your terrace, from where you can see the beautiful blue sea and an old Venetian castle. Then, Vanessa, the manager,
HOW TO AVOID MASS TOURISM IN WESTERN CANADA
When the national parks in Canada thaw around June, you have about four months to enjoy them. The Banff, Jasper, and Glacier National Parks attract thousands of visitors with their wild flowers, azure lakes and glaciers. Are you interested in discovering
EAST TYROL: IN THE LAP OF NATURE
Why you should give this region a chance during the summer Everybody knows East Tyrol (or Osttirol) for its famous ski areas such as Sölden, Kitzbühel or Ischgl. But when all the snow has melted during the summer and the cows
TOURISM AND THE LURE OF CHAIN STORES
Think about it. Did you eat in a McDonalds during your last trip? Or maybe had a coffee at a Starbucks? Well, I'm currently at a Starbucks in Sofia as I type this, but hear me out. Just to be clear,