Influencer duo Yvonne and Jeremy celebrates cinema premiere of their roadrip film

Influencer duo Yvonne and Jeremy celebrates cinema premiere of their roadrip film

Zürich, Schweiz - yvonne Pferner (30) and Jeremy Grube (31) are a well -known German influencer couple who have been traveling around the world for eleven years. Your road trip through South America now even has his own film, which can be seen in German cinemas. The documentary not only offers exciting insights into your journey, but should also donate hope. With their 4.5 million followers on Social Media, they have reached a general public, with their success starting to document their camper conversion on Instagram.

During the presentation of her film in front of the cinema frame in Zurich, they parked their yellow camper, which symbolically stands for their trip. However, at the same time it becomes a contrast for the people who rely on free meals in the city. Yvonne and Jeremy are committed to ensuring that travel not only gives joy, but also teaches the nature and humanity of people.

The message of the film

The title of her film, "Yabadu - never grown up", reflects the childish enthusiasm that you felt on your trip. Jeremy emphasizes that people in poorer regions are often happier and more open than in privileged societies. The couple reports that during her experience she learned how important a smile is - it is often returned. Her journey stretched over 25,000 kilometers through breathtaking landscapes, and they not only documented their adventures, but also the little moments of life.

yvonne also emphasizes that impressions and feelings have to be experienced on site to really understand what traveling means. This conviction has increased particularly during the Corona pandemic in Germany when they recognized the importance of small excursions and nature experiences. They recommend prospective travel influencers to pursue their passion and use the opportunity to work on the go.

adventure in South America

Not only Yvonne and Jeremy experience adventure on their travels. The couple Svenja and Sebastian also planned a year for their adventure trip through South America. On their way they meet impressive landscapes such as canyons, lagoons and high mountains. Her experiences range from climbing the Pastoruri, one of the last tropical glaciers, to the exciting journey on the "Death Road".

The "Death Road", the narrow street without guardrails, offers thrills because it leads steep serpentines down into the tropical fog forest. Despite some negative experiences, such as an attack by combat dogs in Colombia and an attempted bribe in Ecuador, they cannot be discouraged. They experienced positive things, among other things, when visiting the Uros culture on Lake Titicaca, which presented itself with their Totora-Schilf Islands.

In your adventure, you also got to know the challenges in the altitudes of the Andes. Your simple camper, who has no all -wheel drive, helps you save costs while you earn a small extra bread through social media. Your trip has no fixed end date and you hope to visit the world's largest salt desert before returning.

summarized, Yvonne and Jeremy as well as Svenja and Sebastian offer inspiring insights into life as modern travelers, which includes both unforgettable experiences and the challenge of dealing with the circumstances. Both couples show that adventure and leaving their own comfort zone represent paths for personal further development.