Guest writer: Anna Nilsson Spets
What was the point of having a coconut in the fruit bowl at Christmas when it ended up with the birds anyway?
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We're in the middle of dark November (which is still unusually bright and sunny!) and it's Monday again. Time for some travel news! This week's news includes an acquisition in the motorhome industry and a feature that allows solo travellers to find a roommate. Stay tuned!
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What do you eat in Georgia? We went on a 10-day road trip around the country and tried lots of different dishes. Here are our experiences with Georgian food, delicacies, sweets and drinks.
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Tasting wine in Georgia is an experience and visiting the wine region of Kakhetia is very interesting. Georgia is often referred to as the 'cradle of wine' and there is a reason for this. Many people consider this small country, with its thousands of years of wine traditions, to be the birthplace of wine.
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We've reached November, and it's unexpectedly bright and sunny. That alone is something to be happy and grateful about, right? Our week has been filled with meetings, events, luxuries and ... a boat trip.
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Guest writer: Jonathan Gharbi de Maré
You can certainly do a lot in a day. Maybe not a city like Paris but Turku you can experience in one day. If you go with Tallink Silja Line Stockholm - Turku, you actually have 10 hours before the boat returns.
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Today we present a guest article
Experience magnificent mountains, varied slopes and charming villages on your next ski holiday. The Alps offer skiing for all levels, so there's something for everyone. This guide will take a closer look at some of the best ski destinations in the Alps for your next ski holiday.
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One thing you won't want to miss doing in Georgia is visiting the historic small town of Mtscheta, which is a short drive from the capital Tbilisi. This is one of the very oldest cities in all of Georgia and the city's historical monuments are today listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Guest writer: Björn Erik Gustavsson
With its beautiful location by Glafsjorden and surrounded by blue hills, Arvika must be one of the country's most beautiful towns. It also has a reputation as a veritable cultural metropolis. At least by Värmland standards.
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Monday means travel news here at FREEDOMtravel, and as usual we mix news from near and far. Where are Swedes travelling this winter? Here's where you can experience Tyrol in Sweden! And, what about the meatball revolution ...?
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