Chateau d'Orion, Aquitaine, France
In the southwest of France, where the hills are rolling green and the Pyrenees are Atlantic, lies the Béarn. An area that is little known except for its béarnaise sauce and is more of an insider tip for tourists.
Travel for train drivers
Here you can read about what to look out for when traveling by train in Europe and where there are particularly beautiful train routes.
Overtourism and what to do about it
The protests over the past year against the continuing flow of tourists in popular travel destinations such as Venice, Palma de Mallorca and Barcelona have shown the dark side of (mass) tourism.
Janbeck*s FAIRhaus, all around fair
Here in the first climate-neutral hotel in Schleswig-Holstein, we see how beautiful it is to live in sustainable accommodation.
Five places for glamping
Comfort when traveling has two extremes - either you choose the luxury hotel or you go camping. While you don't have to do without any comfort in the luxury hotels, you often look in vain for it when camping.
Tenuta Montemaggiore, B&B near Bologna
A stopover in another world.
Discover Barcelona away from the crowds
Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain and the capital of Catalonia. The city, which lies directly on the sea, has a lot to offer.
Hiking adventure in central Italy
Even in Goethe's time, Italy, the land where lemons blossom, was a place of longing for many travellers.
Travel for yoga lovers
Nothing is more disappointing than wanting to work out and then ending up in a passive yin yoga retreat. Our tips.
A handbook for sustainable travel
We met Frank Herrmann, the author of the book "FAIRreisen", for an interview and asked him our three questions.
