Boarding Today!

Boarding Today: Travel and Photography

Boarding Today, an initiative by Koen Blanquart, bring back experiences and images from unique journeys. In the magazine, we report on where we have been. At the same time, we seek to take you along on our next trips. The magazine groups the travel stories and the future travels, or you can start dreaming with a map.

Boarding Today: Corporate Impact

While traveling, Koen collaborates with various organizations when he seeks to document the impact of their corporate citizenship. Or when his travels inspire companies to act different (and more responsible) in the planet we live on. Koen tries to work as much with the team of the company to create art, awareness and great memories for all involved that can help an organization to take their CSR to the next level. We try to be a part of a larger initiative but have a lasting effect.

Board with us, Today!

We’re organizing some unique travels. Come with us to Antarctica, to Alaska or to South-America soon. More experiences to come soon. Stay tuned.

Boarding Today: Digital Nomad

We work most of the time when we’re traveling. Our home is where we can plug in our laptop. So we are not only living all the experiences we keep on reporting about, it also creates a ton of insight into the Digital Nomad lifestyle. We’re happy to share these observations here with you, and in the documentary that we’re preparing.

Boarding Today: Stay updated

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Boarding Today: Train Travel

We LOVE traveling by trains. In the recent past, Koen traveled by railway the Trans Siberian and Trans Mongolian Railway, rode across Vietnam and from Thailand to Singapore. We are currently planning more train travel in Eastern Europe as well as in Africa. So stay tuned for the updates, or contact us when you’d like to join us on a next journey!
More on https://boarding.today/train-travel/

All Aboard!!

Environmental Responsibility

When travelling, we try to make an impact where we can in the fight against debris. Both on land as in the oceans, we start to see more and more plastic being discarded. The USA consumes 500 million plastic straws per day. In their effort to mimic the behaviour Hollywood sells them, people of Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Mongolia and many other countries seem to try to beat the USA in their plastic pollution efforts. We try to create actions and education so we stop this plastic flood!