EuroTrip 365 logo

Our Inspiration

Guy With The Green Passport

EuroTrip 365 is inspired and planned by Susmit Paul Aranya — a traveller from Bangladesh on a quest to visit every country in the world, with over 150 countries behind him, including all of Europe.

Illustration of Susmit Paul Aranya, the Guy With The Green Passport, holding a Bangladeshi passport

About Susmit Paul Aranya

A traveller on a quest to visit every country in the world

Not a full-time traveller or a digital nomad — a businessman from Bangladesh who makes time to travel and makes the most of every trip. That mindset shapes how EuroTrip 365 designs Europe.

Susmit writes about the process of applying for and obtaining visas — one of the many factors that stops travellers holding a Bangladeshi passport from moving as freely as most travellers from the West. His site documents those journeys across six continents, purely from personal experience.

Alongside visa guidelines he shares travel experiences, stories and insider tips about the places he has visited, plus tricks learned on the road to help others plan smarter and maximise the value of what they spend on travel.

That first-hand knowledge of Europe — every country, in every season, on a Bangladeshi passport — is why our itineraries are curated for South Asian travellers rather than adapted from a Western brochure.

150+
Countries visited
6
Continents travelled
All
European countries

How this shapes your itinerary

Europe planned around South Asian travellers

Every EuroTrip 365 route is curated for travellers from Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Nepal — built around how our families really travel, eat, pray and spend.

Food you will actually enjoy

Halal, vegetarian and Indian/Bangladeshi restaurants mapped along the route, with breakfast choices and packed options on long coach or rail days — never an afterthought.

Prayer, family and pacing

Jumu'ah and prayer stops, mosque and temple locations, family rooms for three or four, and a pace that works for grandparents and small children on the same trip.

Visa-realistic planning

Itineraries, hotel confirmations and day plans structured the way Schengen and UK applications expect them, from someone who has filed them on a green passport.

Value where it counts

Rail passes, city cards and hotel zones chosen so the budget goes into experiences and shopping days, not avoidable transfers and tourist-trap meals.

Details on this page are drawn from guywiththegreenpassport.net.

Europe Is Waiting.

Tell us your dream. We'll help turn it into an itinerary.

Travel agency or tour operator? Become a EuroTrip 365 Partner

Get Quote Call