Lukas Schneider is a German researcher with a background in political science and international studies. His work often explores how societies function and how people experience different parts of the world when traveling or settling abroad.
Camping can be a rejuvenating escape, but it’s also a chance to protect nature. By switching to biodegradable soaps, compostable utensils, and eco-friendly gear, you reduce waste and leave a positive impact. Make your adventures guilt-free and inspiring—because nature deserves our respect.
I overpacked on my last trip and now I have learned my lesson. Never will I be found staring awkwardly at my family and friends while I stand next to an overpacked suitcase. I have adopted a more minimalist and stress-free approach. You can do that as well, here is how!
When I first joined the Zero-Waste travel movement, I had no clue where to start. My toiletries used to consist of items filled with single-use plastics and some others that I wasn’t even using during my trips.
Green travel was a fun challenge—packing light, navigating public transport chaos, and staying in eco-lodges. Offsetting my carbon footprint and eating local was rewarding. Sustainable travel is about progress, not perfection, with plenty of laughs along the way.
Being a minimalist and an advocate for sustainable living, I always try to lower my environmental impact while traveling. And I'm not alone.
