My team and I are collecting the absolute best hostels in the world for you. We share the coolest hostels so you can focus on your travels, rather than spending your time trying to pick a good hostel. My heart beats for Vietnam, Spain, and France, and so many more destinations. A bit about me: Before diving into the hostel world, I studied Communication and Design in the Netherlands and Germany, then ventured into digital innovation in Barcelona.
Together, we launched Hostelgeeks in , turning Hostelgeeks into an industry leader and trusted source for travelers seeking unique hostel experiences. On Hostelgeeks.
However, Google is basically forcing us to share more about us. And since you are also here to read about me, I am sharing a bit of my background, my expertise, education, and life.
Traveling the world brings a weird feeling of excitement, the unknown, daily learning, and stepping out of comfort zones. In a hostel, look for me at the Foosball table. Angkor Wat in Cambodia. Zanzibar, Tanzania. Tokyo, Japan. I stayed at my first hostel probably around the age of 5, or even earlier. Hostels are very common in Europe and the go-to choice for families. I was born in Germany, right next to the border of Luxembourg and France. Half my family lives on the French side of the border.
I started playing football at a young age, and my team was a mix of German, French, Luxembourgian, Italian, Turkish, and Albanian players. For me, it was the most normal thing in the world to speak and hear several languages.
