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Swedes don't want to travel here - but we can pay extra for it.

Swedes do not want to travel here, according to a Sifo survey commissioned by Resia. However, Swedes are prepared to pay extra for these services, according to a Sifo survey by Ticket. What do you think of this week's travel news? Do you recognise yourself? Do you think the same as the Swedes in the surveys ... or completely different?

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Fines for disturbing tourists in Amsterdam

Several European cities have tightened their tone against disruptive tourists and now it's Amsterdam's turn, reports The Daily Express. The new campaign is called "Enjoy & Respect" and encourages tourists (and others) to party, but to behave in a clean manner. Behaviour that can result in a fine includes urinating in public places, being excessively loud or littering.

Amsterdam kanaler
Be tidy in Amsterdam!

Finnair adds flights to Dubai

Finnair is expanding its route to Dubai during the 2018/2019 winter season, which means there will be seven weekly departures between Helsinki and Dubai. In addition, two of the routes will be operated with larger aircraft (A350) to carry more passengers. In summer 2019, Finnair will also start flying to Hannover, Germany, with five weekly departures.

Dubai
Dubai, photo: Pixabay

Azmara Club Cruises presents safari trips

When Azmara Club Cruises, which is part of Royal Caribbean Cruises, presents its news for 2020, several safari trips are included. "A Wildlife & Culinary Safari" departs from Johannesburg and ends in Cape Town, while "Wild Wonders of the World" runs through Zimbabwe and includes a helicopter ride over Victoria Falls. Other new additions to the programme include French Polynesia and Hawaii.

Azmara Club Cruises
Azmara Club Cruises

Swedes don't want to travel here

In a Sifo survey conducted on behalf of Resia for 2018, the question of which country you not wanted to travel to. According to the survey, Turkey and Egypt are excluded because they are perceived to be unstable, while Russia is excluded because of the country's leaders and its views on homosexuals. However, what is said in the survey does not always reflect our behaviour in reality, according to Resia. Swedes do not want to travel here in 2018:

  1. Turkey (51 %)
  2. Egypt (46 %)
  3. Russia (39 %)
  4. India (24 %)
  5. Thailand (20 %)
Thailand - hit vill svenskarna inte resa enligt undersökningen ... men stämmer det?
Thailand - the survey says Swedes don't want to travel here ... but is it true?

This is what Swedes can pay extra for

More than a quarter of Swedish international travellers are willing to pay a fee for extra legroom. The same number of travellers are interested in buying additional meals on the plane, while entertainment on board, such as films, is the lowest priority. This is according to a Sifo survey from Ticket. This is what most Swedish travellers are prepared to pay extra for when booking an airline ticket:

  1. Meal on board (26 %)
  2. Extra legroom (26 %)
  3. Checked baggage included (25 %)
  4. Possibility to cancel the trip without a medical certificate (18 %)
  5. Seat reservation (17 %)
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