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Breathwork: Why your breath can do more than you think — and how to discover its power anew

Breathwork: Why your breath can do more than you think — and how to discover its power anew

I practice breathwork every day. The reason? To save my mother-in-law’s life. Sound exaggerated? It is. In this article, however, you’ll learn some interesting facts about breathwork that you probably weren’t aware of. We’ll also introduce you to sustainable hotels where you can learn this…

Artlovers Weekend 2026: Art, Design and Sustainability

Artlovers Weekend 2026: Art, Design and Sustainability

When was the last time you intentionally set aside time for art? Not a quick dash through a museum between appointments, but truly immersing yourself in creativity, inspiration, and new perspectives? Perhaps you’d like to experience that this year, either alone or with a loved…

Solo Travel: 10 Golden Rules for Traveling Alone

Solo Travel: 10 Golden Rules for Traveling Alone

There’s something liberating about travelling alone. You can decide where to go, when to eat and how to spend your day. No compromises, no other people’s schedules — just you and the world. This is precisely why interest in solo travel has grown steadily over…

Solo with a child: More sustainable and conscious travel

Solo with a child: More sustainable and conscious travel

Are you planning a vacation—just you and your child? And would you like to collect beautiful memories while teaching and exemplifying sustainability? If so, you’re not alone. Experts agree: traveling alone with your child not only possible, but also incredibly enriching for both of you.…

The Black Forest: Fairytale forest, myth, and more sustainable travel

The Black Forest: Fairytale forest, myth, and more sustainable travel

Did you know that the Black Forest was once completely deforested? Or that many mistakes were made during the first large-scale reforestation program, the consequences of which are still visible today? Fortunately, a change in thinking occurred in time. Today, parts of the Black Forest are…