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Ruben Arribas

About the Author: Ruben, co-founder of Gamintraveler.com since 2014, is a seasoned traveler from Spain who has explored over 100 countries since 2009. Known for his extensive travel adventures across South America, Europe, the US, Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and Africa, Ruben combines his passion for adventurous yet sustainable living with his love for cycling, highlighted by his remarkable 5-month bicycle journey from Spain to Norway. He currently resides in Spain, where he continues sharing his travel experiences with his partner, Rachel, and their son, Han.

8 Surprising Reasons Americans Are Quietly Relocating to Italy (And Loving It)

Our guide on the best Reasons For Americans to Move to Italy if you are planning to move in. Italy is a dream destination for many, known for its rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and world-renowned cuisine. For Americans considering relocation, Italy offers an enchanting blend of lifestyle benefits, historical treasures, and modern conveniences. Here …

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50 Everyday Habits That Are Killing the Planet (And Easy Fixes for Each)

Small actions add up—for better or worse. Here’s how to shift your daily habits toward a greener future. We often think of environmental destruction as something caused by big corporations, oil pipelines, or deforestation on a grand scale. While that’s true, our everyday habits also contribute—and sometimes in ways we don’t even realize. You don’t …

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Tokyo Vs Kyoto: Which Is Better For Travel?

Ah, Japan. The “Land of the Rising Sun” is one of those destinations on many people’s bucket lists. It’s not hard to see why. This beautiful country never ceases to amaze.  A place where tradition meets modernity, Japan’s is unique in its ability to combine the old and the new. And nowhere is this duality …

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Earth Day Around the World: How Different Cultures Celebrate Nature

From ancient traditions to modern movements, here’s how the planet is honored across borders and belief systems. While Earth Day on April 22 is now a globally recognized event, the idea of honoring nature isn’t new. Many cultures have been celebrating the Earth for centuries—through rituals, festivals, and everyday practices that reflect deep respect for …

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The Smells Europeans Associate With Luxury (That Americans Would Find Strange)

(And Why Scent Culture in Europe Tells You More Than You Think) Luxury in the United States is often wrapped in sparkle. A clean white hotel, a freshly detailed car, a boutique scented like vanilla sugar or citrus soap. Scent, when it’s noticed at all, is meant to feel polished, neutral, and unobtrusive. But in …

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10 Countries Leading the Charge in Climate Solutions

From green tech to bold policy, these nations are proving that climate action isn’t just possible—it’s powerful. While climate headlines often highlight disasters and delays, there are countries across the globe making real, measurable progress. These nations aren’t waiting around—they’re innovating, legislating, and leading by example when it comes to reducing emissions, investing in clean …

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The Technology Europeans Still Use That Americans Abandoned Years Ago

(And Why It’s Not About Being Behind—It’s About Something Deeper) Americans often think of Europe as charming, romantic, and maybe a little behind the times. Cobblestone streets. Slow trains. People still paying with coins. It’s a place where things move at a different rhythm. But when it comes to technology, this perception gets more complicated. …

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How to Make Your Next Vacation Eco-Friendly (Without Sacrificing Fun)

We all love to travel—it’s exciting, eye-opening, and often deeply fulfilling. But let’s be honest: tourism comes with a carbon footprint. Flights, resorts, food waste, and single-use plastics all take a toll on the environment. The good news? You don’t need to cancel your dream trip to care for the planet. With just a few …

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15 Weirdest Places to Visit in Spain

Spain is a country rich in history, culture, and diverse landscapes, but it also boasts some truly unique and unusual destinations that offer an offbeat travel experience. Exploring these unusual destinations will provide a different perspective on Spain’s rich culture and history, offering unforgettable experiences off the beaten path. Here’s a guide to the weirdest …

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Breakfast In the Caribbean: Caribbean Breakfast Recipes

Breakfast In the Caribbean: Caribbean Breakfast Recipes The Caribbean, a vibrant kaleidoscope of cultures and colors, offers a rich tapestry of flavorsome foods. As dawn breaks, the Caribbean breakfast showcases the region’s diverse culinary heritage, resulting from the intermingling of African, Amerindian, European, Indian, and Chinese influences. From hearty savory stews to subtly spiced pastries, …

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How To Get From Lisbon Airport To City Center Best Way

How To Get From Lisbon Airport To City Center Best Way – You can go by bus, metro, taxi and private transfer. What Is The Distance From Lisbon Airport To City Center? The distance from Lisbon Portela Airport to city center is 8 kilometers. Click here to book online Lisbon activities and day trips What Is The …

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9 Cleaning Products Europeans Use That Americans Can’t Find (And Vice Versa)

(And What These Differences Reveal About Everyday Life) Walk into a grocery store in Madrid or Rome and head to the cleaning aisle. You’ll see products that feel totally unfamiliar to the average American—strange pastes, vinegar-based everything, lavender-scented ammonia, and packaging that looks more like medicine than household cleaner. Do the same in the U.S., …

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