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.
I planned every moment of my trip—then realized I wasn’t enjoying any of it. Letting go of FOMO and embracing JOMO changed the way I travel. Here’s why doing nothing made my journey unforgettable.
Remote work meets eco-friendly travel. Join me on my journey balancing digital nomad life with sustainable choices for a greener, more fulfilling adventure.
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.
