Order by 17 December. and you are guaranteed to receive your product before Christmas.
Order by 17 December. and you are guaranteed to receive your product before Christmas.
Go to homepage
A living room with a modern fireplace in which wood is burning. To the right, three grey suitcases of different sizes are stacked on a light-coloured wooden floor in front of a white wall.
Fireplace next to stacked luggage. A fireplace with visible flames and logs is burning on the left. To the right is a stack of three pieces of silver luggage of different sizes. Below is a green rectangle with white lettering.

The Christmas season is not only a time for reflection and celebration, but also a time for travelling. Whether it's to visit family and friends or to discover new places - travelling at Christmas has many different traditions.

The Christmas season is not only a time for reflection and celebration, but also a time for travelling. Whether it's to visit family and friends or to discover new places - travelling at Christmas has many different traditions.

The picture shows a collage: top left a grey suitcase in the grass with trees in the background; bottom right a woman in a brown coat with scarf in front of a mountain backdrop, holding a light-coloured suitcase.
The picture shows a collage: top left a grey suitcase in the grass with trees in the background; bottom right a woman in a brown coat with scarf in front of a mountain backdrop, holding a light-coloured suitcase.

Why travelling connects 


Over the centuries, the possibilities for travelling developed further, especially in the 19th century with the advent of the railway. Suddenly, people were able to travel long distances to see their loved ones and share unforgettable moments together. Travelling became a necessity, not only because it was an exciting way to discover new things. It also gave people the opportunity for encounters, whether meeting up with family, reuniting in long-distance relationships or discovering new places and cultures.
 
Nowadays, millions of people around the world travel during the festive season. In many cultures, specific customs have developed around travelling at Christmas. In Germany, for example, families from all over the world flock together to celebrate Christmas Eve. Because every journey is more than just a distance - it is an expression of anticipation and togetherness.

Why travelling connects 


Over the centuries, the possibilities for travelling developed further, especially in the 19th century with the advent of the railway. Suddenly, people were able to travel long distances to see their loved ones and share unforgettable moments together. Travelling became a necessity, not only because it was an exciting way to discover new things. It also gave people the opportunity for encounters, whether meeting up with family, reuniting in long-distance relationships or discovering new places and cultures.
 
Nowadays, millions of people around the world travel during the festive season. In many cultures, specific customs have developed around travelling at Christmas. In Germany, for example, families from all over the world flock together to celebrate Christmas Eve. Because every journey is more than just a distance - it is an expression of anticipation and togetherness.
A wooden chalet with dark windows, surrounded by snow-covered fir trees. Snow-covered mountains and mist are visible in the background. A wooden fence leads up the hill to the chalet. The scene is kept in cool, muted colours.

Create memories and experiences 


Online booking platforms enable travellers to organise flights and accommodation from the comfort of their own home. Social media inspires travellers to discover new destinations and share their experiences with others. Many people have special memories of their Christmas trips - be it the first train journey to visit family or an unforgettable holiday in a winter paradise. 

Travelling also means creating memories. Whether it's an annual trip as a child or coming home and seeing school friends again, meeting strangers at railway stations or airports. Special moments are remembered and make the holidays even more meaningful.

A wooden chalet with dark windows, surrounded by snow-covered fir trees. Snow-covered mountains and mist are visible in the background. A wooden fence leads up the hill to the chalet. The scene is kept in cool, muted colours.

Create memories and experiences 


Online booking platforms enable travellers to organise flights and accommodation from the comfort of their own home. Social media inspires travellers to discover new destinations and share their experiences with others. Many people have special memories of their Christmas trips - be it the first train journey to visit family or an unforgettable holiday in a winter paradise. 

Travelling also means creating memories. Whether it's an annual trip as a child or coming home and seeing school friends again, meeting strangers at railway stations or airports. Special moments are remembered and make the holidays even more meaningful.

In this festive season, we should remember how precious it is to spend time with our loved ones. Whether near or far – every trip brings us closer together and creates memories to last a lifetime. 
Pack your suitcase and look forward to wonderful moments and long-lasting memories. 

We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
In this festive season, we should remember how precious it is to spend time with our loved ones. Whether near or far, every trip brings us closer together and creates memories to last a lifetime. Pack your suitcase and look forward to beautiful moments and long-lasting memories. 

We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
This website uses cookies to provide you with the best possible functionality... Mehr Informationen.