[34 days until departure]

Thanks to the help of our courageous fellow students from the BA in International Studies here in Den Haag, we now have a flyer in over ten different languages! We plan to take them with us on the road in order to overcome language barriers. This will ease communication with the wide diversity of people that we expect to meet.

We will also make them available to you via this website. Check out our Press Section to download the flyer for example in Arabic, French, Turkish, Czech, or, as pictured here, in Greek.

[47 days until Departure]

Refugee Roads has its own ABN bank account!

A big shout out to Mr. Lemaire from the branch at Kneuterdijk 8 here in Den Haag. He really took his time to hear about the project. Then he gave us some quality financial advice about which account is tailored best to our purposes.

This means in turn that we are now able to accept donations. Every Euro will go on the Refugee Road with us! PayPal is all set up for you in the top right. Alternatively, you can also make a direct transfer to

Refugee Roads

NL32 ABNA 0497 3111 27

Thank you and have a great day,

Florian & Timo

[50 days until Departure]

Hello there! This is thrilling. Our website is finally up and running and you are reading our first official blog post! With it, we want to inform you about two things.

First, we are now starting the clock until our planned date of departure. On the top of every post, we will count the number of days left until June 1st. We are still quite calm now but trust me: Even if the countdown drops in a linear way, our excitement and tension will rise exponentially!

Second, We are completely new to WordPress and thus still experimenting. So please forgive us if any mistake manages to sneak past our careful editing. Your feedback is very much appreciated, especially now while we are in the preparatory phase. Thus please write us via the provided contact form in the drop-down menu on the top if you find a mistake. Any other recommendations or tips for us are also highly valued!

Now buckle your saddlebag and put on your biking helmet. The story of Refugee Roads has just begun!

With regards, Florian & Timo