Destinations

We love stories. Stories from all over. It is not about the destination, it is the journey that counts. Everyone has a story, after all. The Spanish woman in the Netherlands evading the crisis, the Hungarian refugee who 50 years later is still furiously swimming laps in an American private lake as a protest. The Italian shepherd who is walking the route of the 5000-year-old iceman Ötzi. The Syrian refugee who offered us coffee in Iraq. Go to a destination and you’ll come across a story.

Valencia, five tips by…

Valencia – Where to go, what to see in Valencia? We asked local René Clerx, director of Route 66 Idiomas, a language school waar Spanish is being taught. Of course you have to bike your way around, have a picnic

Melbourne, five tips by…

Melbourne – Aussie town of penguins and beaches. Come along to alleys designed with graffiti.

Iraqi Kurdistan in the picture

Iraq – On March 21, the Kurds celebrate Newroz. New Year and the freedom of their people.

In search of adrenalin

America / China – There are people to whom raising the adrenalin level is a prerequisite for a successful outing. For the brave among us, we offer some inspiration.

Fill up my luggage

Netherlands – Imagine you live in Jakarta and you have this craving for Dutch candy. Or you are a NGO in Uganda in need of mosquito nets. But shipping is expensive than what? Fill up my luggage has the solution!

Osaka, five tips by…

Osaka – Osaka is een compact city with underground warehouses and hanging gardens.

Starry night Namibia

Namibië – Namibië heeft een bijzondere en fotogenieke natuur, met zijn goudgele zandbergen en eenzame bomen.

Ronda publication

Meridian Travel – 2015
Ronda – Maybe the most romantic town of Spain. Full of poets, Robin Hoods and Moorish princesses in love. And of course 92 year old flirting grandma’s.

Berlin publication

Meridian Travel – 2015
Berlin – The German capitol carries a tremendous historical weight on its shoulder. Depending on where you are, views on history may shift.

Pyramiden, ghost town on the North Pole

Pyramiden – Imagine a village with schools and a glass on the piano. Nothing special except when in Pyramiden, ghost town in the Arctic, no one has been living for the last twenty years.