On a quiet Bali morning, stepping into the tranquil shadows of the leaves, we enter the mysterious entrance of Alchemy Yoga Center. Here, we meditate, delve into philosophy and introspection, touch the soul, and find ourselves again. In Bali, the old symbols of ‘sun, sea, and sand’ have gradually transformed into representations of serenity, spirituality, and sustainability.
In the everyday life of Copenhagen’s harbor, you will find roaming boats, leisurely people and seabirds, along with floating islands created by MAST. These minimalist-style aesthetic islands are not fixed in any location but gently drift with the sea breeze and waves, freely available for public use.
In a generation that seeks instant gratification and immediate consumption, ‘travel’ has become more than just a means of escaping reality. It has evolved into a significant way of exploring the relationship between ‘self’ and ‘nature’. Fortunately, Sustainable Tourism has gradually entered the tourism industry and public awareness in recent years. As a component of popular culture, ‘ART’ plays both a luminous and shadowy role on this path, imbuing every sustainable travel experience with depth and meaning.