Love Tomorrow aims to raise awareness around sustainability, motivating festival goers to embrace eco-friendly practices in their daily lives. By weaving these values into the Tomorrowland experience, they inspire visitors to take steps toward creating a better tomorrow.
This year, our team was entrusted with enhancing the concept of the Recycle Club booth by building on last year’s success and introducing exciting new features.
To encourage festival goers to be more sustainable our team set up the Recycle Club, the heart of the initiative where visitors could exchange full PMD (plastic) bags for exclusive Tomorrowland rewards. Tokens earned through recycling could be redeemed for selected goodies such as Tomorrowland gym bags, limited-edition flags, or co-branded Loop x Tomorrowland earplugs. This created a fun, tangible way to encourage eco-conscious behavior.
To make the experience even more engaging, we introduced a chill area, complete with hammocks, swings, and charging tables. This inviting space offered visitors a chance to relax while connecting with the Love Tomorrow mission. By creating a welcoming and joyful atmosphere, we fostered a sense of community where visitors were happy to contribute to the environment in their own ways.
Adding a touch of innovation to create more traction, we introduced smart bins that scanned items and guided visitors on how to recycle them correctly. This interactive feature sparked curiosity, drawing more people into the Recycle Club to learn about sustainability in a fun and educational way.
Beyond the booth, we amplified Love Tomorrow’s message with a podcast studio, hosting interesting guests who shared insights and stories to enhance the movement’s credibility and appeal. For those who embraced the initiative, a secret disco offered a thrilling reward: a secret stage for you and your friends with a live DJ, accessible only to those who participated in recycling efforts.
The impact was evident, the Recycle Club and Love Tomorrow initiatives became top of mind for Tomorrowland visitors. This was clearly demonstrated by the large number of participants and the record-breaking collection of blue PMD bags, doubling last year’s efforts. The Recycle Club became a place where people felt welcome and appreciated being encouraged and rewarded for their efforts, leaving inspired to continue their sustainability journey after the festival ended.