Rivers of plastic in South Korea, mountains of bottled water in the Argentinian pampas and long strips of toilet paper littering my way all over the world. We take sadly bad care of our beautiful planet.

After two of my four saddlebags unhooked and glided over a gravel road in Bolivia, I wondered if it wouldn't have been better to go with a trailer. After a long reflection, I weigh here the pros and cons of the two systems.

The world has never been so small and has never offered so many possibilities for those who want to break out of traditional career models. Here is the continuation of Part 1, with my own case, and a few other options.

The world has never been so small and has never offered so many possibilities for those who want to break out of traditional career models. In this first part, discover two women who have turned a passion into work.

"Don't you get bored of always traveling alone?" I am frequently asked. Basically no. In fact, I get asked this question so often that I have fun answering it.

Adventure is a matter of cringe, rich or athletes? Certainly not! Discover here some very normal people who have decided to embark on extraordinary adventures.

Reading the travel blogs to prepare for my round-the-world cycling trip, I felt like I had to be able to cope with all imaginable situations on my own. After half the globe, I now know that there are other options besides lugging everything in my saddlebags.

Some tips and dishes available for eating along the roads. A “real” Chinese buffet!

Here's how to make sure you never end up with a phone or a flatbed camera.

I prepared a whole year before setting off on my round-the-world cycle, which did not prevent me from facing a lot of unforeseen events on the road. And learn even more!