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Different sun destinations and train journeys to Japan

Monday means travel news at FREEDOMtravel, and of course we are, as usual, curious about your reflections! Are you curious about the different sun holidays? Would you consider travelling to Japan by train? Do you prefer an airline that automatically carbon offsets?

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Different sun and bathing destinations this summer

Mallorca and Crete top the list of the summer's most popular destinations, according to Ticket Resor. At the same time, there are also other, more unknown destinations on the Mediterranean, which are up and coming. These resorts are attracting Swedish travellers this summer:

  • Dhermi, Albania
  • Alonissos, Greece
  • Antiparos, Greece
  • Parga, Greece
  • Bodrum, Turkey
  • Marmaris, Turkey
Bunec Beach

Now you can book a train journey to Japan

The travel company Världens resor is now launching a train journey that goes all the way to Japan. World Travel's offerings include previous train journeys through Europe and a train journey to Hong Kong. The new train journey to Japan is a 28-day experience on rails. The journey takes place on the Trans-Siberian railway, with stops in several Siberian cities. In Vladivostok, the journey continues by boat to South Korea, and then by train and boat again.

Transsibiriska järnvägen

Airline BRA carbon offsets all journeys

The airline BRA carbon offsets all flights booked from 1 April at no extra cost. So you don't have to make any extra choices or pay any extra surcharges. Everything is automatically carbon offset.

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Confusing information on the Blue Train

The Blue Train runs the Stockholm-Gothenburg route and offers an experience of "a bygone era", with a stress-free environment, restaurant and piano bar. A few days ago, Aftonbladet and Expressen reported that the company operating the Blue Train had been declared bankrupt. On the same day, SVT wrote that, according to the company's CEO, the company had paid its debts and that the case was closed. The Blue Train's own website states "Important info! Blå Tåget has not gone bankrupt and is operating its train services as usual. Welcome aboard!"

järnväg

The ITB travel fair in Berlin has ended

On 6-10 March, the huge ITB travel fair took place in Berlin. Amongst others, 5000 journalists, 450 bloggers and very many visitors on site. We did not have the opportunity to get there, but you can read about the fair at the travel blogger Johnnybaijan.

ITB Berlin 2019 - Opening Ceremony, Showpart of Partner Country Malaysia

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