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Travel tips 03.06.2020
5x Train journeys to add to your bucket list
From a train journey through the Australian outback and a ride along the Canadian Rocky Mountains to...
Africa 01.06.2020
Ecolodges in Africa that'll make your jaw drop
Discover incredible, remote ecolodges in Botswana, Kenya, Namibia, Rwanda, the Seychelles, South Afr...
Travel tips 01.08.2019
Essential green travel gadgets
Minimizing your carbon footprint while traveling starts with packing. The following 6 eco-travel ite...
Mauritius 26.03.2019
The taste of diversity: food tour in Mauritius
Chilicakes, steamed dumplings and the Mauritian variant of Indian roti: during a food tour through c...
Sweden 06.01.2019
A magical night under the northern lights
Snow creaks under my boots as I walk towards the sound of roaring engines. Snowmobiles are ready to ...
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Traveling will never be 100% ecologically responsible, but by making conscious choices while traveling you can make a big difference. Immerse yourself in a destination and ensure that you do not contribute to animal suffering, opt for environmentally friendly activities, sleep in eco-hotels, and participate in nature conservation projects.
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Yvette Bax
Full-time reisjournalist met inmiddels 116 landen op haar teller. Heeft koffers vol avonturen & archieven vol verhalen, foto’s en hotspots verzameld.
Sandra Roodenburg
Is naast haar werk als arbeids- en organisatiepsycholoog een reislustige moeder die mooie herinneringen bouwt met haar gezin.
Ellen van der Aa
From rafting in the South of France to camel riding in Egypt: Ellen is always looking for adventure and unforgettable moments.
Paula van de Kamp
Travel addicted writer, illustrator, designer and photographer. Lost her heart to Guatemala, where she lives and works a couple of months a year.
Melissa de Raaij
All-round creative preferably exploring nature 24/7. Responsible travel (by train) and going on sporty adventurous are her biggest hobbies.
Paulien van der Werf
Photographer who prefers to go back-to-basics on foot for several days with a backpack and her camera. Hopes to make Scotland her home someday.
Kayleigh van Proemeren
Used to be homesick, now prefers to go adventures every day. After her world trip through Asia, she is planning to travel to South America when she can.
Veerle Witte
Travel journalist for National Geographic Traveler. She wanted to develop a new way to capture and share travel memories for ever: Travel Diaries.
Verena Asser
Graduated fashion student with a passion for sustainability and outdoor adventures. Traveled through Australia in a self-converted camper van.
Zoë de Goede
Belgian journalist. Lives in the Netherlands, with her mind in the rest of the world. Never leaves home without a pen and notebook.