I’m on Couchsurfing because I enjoy meeting people from different cultures and hearing their stories beyond the usual tourist experience. For me, traveling is not only about places but about the people who live there and the small, authentic moments you can’t find in guidebooks. I live in Munich and work in supply chain management in an international environment, so connecting with people from around the world is already part of my daily life. Couchsurfing feels like a natural extension of that. I appreciate meaningful conversations, local insights, and the opportunity to see a city through someone else’s perspective. When I travel, I’m respectful, clean, and easygoing. I value people’s time and space, and I genuinely enjoy exchanging ideas, cultures, and sometimes a good meal or coffee together. When possible, I’m also happy to host and return the hospitality. For me, Couchsurfing is about trust, cultural exchange, and creating small but memorable connections around the world.

I enjoy science fiction, historical works, and documentaries. I like classics and Latin music, as well as world classics in literature. I’m interested in art, history, philosophy, and political thought, especially topics that make you reflect and see the world from different perspectives.