27 Countries, No Flights: Influencers' Epic Journey

There is a popular saying if you are not traveling, you are just reading a page of a book. Traveling is something everyone loves.

Now, two travel influencers are making headlines for their passion for sustainable traveling.

Influencers' Epic Journey:

Tommaso Farina and Adrian Lafuente have embarked on a remarkable journey, visiting 27 countries in 463 days, and counting. Refusing to contribute to carbon emissions, they opted out of air travel, instead using boats, hiking, and hitchhiking to explore the world. Their eco-friendly approach has earned them the title of “boat hitchhikers” and “sustainable explorers.”

27 Countries, No Flights:

The duo is also sharing a glimpse of their journey on social media. They have traveled most of Europe and South America, even crossing the Atlantic, all while keeping their carbon footprint minimal. Their incredible journey has cost them £11,800 (approximately Rs 6,48,283 each) so far.

Farina is from Italy, while Lafuente hails from Spain. They began this journey as part of ‘Project Kune'. Recently, they have celebrated a year of their journey. Sharing their experience, they wrote, "It's been exactly twelve months since we embarked on this journey from our hometowns. Who would have thought that moment would mark the beginning of such an incredible adventure, a series of experiences we could only have imagined? That moment marked the official start of Project Kune, our trip around the world without planes in search of sustainable initiatives."

They added, "On June 5th, 2023, World Environment Day, we set out on this crazy adventure, and on the same day of a different year, we find ourselves once again embarking on another crazy adventure: crossing the Pacific Ocean...."

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They say it is their commitment to showing the world that no-flight travel is necessary and how human beings are bonded with nature. They are also pushing other travel enthusiasts to take such sustainable journeys.