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Host: Bert Rymen
Guest: Sofie Vanlommel
Date: August 8, 2026
In this episode of De Tijd's daily news podcast "De 7," host Bert Rymen features travel entrepreneur and India commentator Sofie Vanlommel. The episode spins out as part of a special "De 5 op reis" (The Five on a Journey) series, diving into Sofie's unique insights and experiences in India. Sofie, a "yes woman" and yoga advocate, shares her perspective on travel, mindset, and India's vibrant, layered culture.
[01:15]
Sofie Vanlommel [01:15]: "He pitched us. The mindset. Yes woman this. Drink."
[04:20]
Sofie Vanlommel [04:21]: "India is what they call... this extreme diverse Norville Thale religis. Via WhatsApp. Well, India is not for pussies."
[04:21]
Sofie Vanlommel [04:21]: "The portal. Year. Blue in the business. And India hippie trail... the bewicking van de hippies... the Re along and Hutkop Lever and Kwame Daren anraking mets be paral de gurusite..."
Memorable Reflection: "India is not for pussies.” (Sofie Vanlommel, [04:21])
On Mindset:
“He pitched us. The mindset. Yes woman this. Drink.” (Sofie Vanlommel, [01:15])
On India’s Intensity:
“India is not for pussies.” (Sofie Vanlommel, [04:21])
On the Hippie Trail’s Influence:
"India hippie trail... the bewicking van de hippies... and Kwame Daren anraking mets be paral de gurusite..." (Sofie Vanlommel, [04:21])
The episode flows as an energetic and honest exchange, blending personal storytelling with cultural commentary. Sofie’s candid language (“India is not for pussies”) sets a tone that is both playful and genuinely reflective, inviting listeners to approach travel—and life—with courage and curiosity.
Sofie Vanlommel's journey across India, as portrayed in this episode, offers a vivid tableau of growth, risk-taking, and the rich, sometimes overwhelming tapestry of Indian culture. The "yes woman" mindset emerges as both Sofie's compass and advice to listeners: embrace discomfort, say yes, and let travel transform you.