How will we travel in 2021? In today's travel news, we present a number of travel trends for the coming year based on TUI's crystal ball. The same travel company also tells us about the most booked destinations for next winter. In addition, we offer news about Dalarna, event neglect and unwanted Christmas gifts ...
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What have people searched for on Blocket 2020, what is happening at ICEHOTEL this winter and what does "Ski in - Sausage out" mean? These are some of the questions we will try to answer today. Welcome to the last travel news before Christmas!
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The Christmas holidays are over and it's time for travel news! On this Monday, we can tell you about a possible Covid passport, as well as an increase in travel bookings for the summer - both to the Alps and to sun and beaches.
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Swedes' mobile phone habits have changed during the year, and we have apparently made more calls and surfed more than usual. You can read more about who used their mobile phones the most below. Today we can also tell you that Scandinavia's largest camping chain, First Camp, is acquiring its first campsite on Öland.
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Will there be new travel patterns after the pandemic? Yes, it is possible if a new survey is to be believed. According to another survey, Swedes will want to see more of Sweden in the future. We also report on the annual 'shame list' and Visit Sweden's new marketing campaign.
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It's Monday again and time for travel news. Doesn't time go very fast? This week it's all about businesses being cancelled, but also about a baby rhino and a new destination launched by Apollo.
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This week's travel news is packed with travel industry awards: best travel sites, best tourism sites, most sustainable tourism operators in the Baltic Sea region and most motorhome-friendly municipality.
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It's time for travel news again! This week we ourselves were affected by a cancelled trip, which we were really looking forward to. But these are the times now. The advice has been tightened in several regions as the infection is increasing. Statistics from Telia show that people are actually travelling less in metropolitan areas now, so we hope that this can help to slow down the spread of infection.
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It's November and time for the first travel news of the month. The spread of COVID-19 is increasing across Europe, which of course affects travel in different ways. Nevertheless, various press releases are issued every week.
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A major travel company has improved its money-back guarantee, the Stockholm archipelago is getting new electric ferries, and one of Sweden's biggest attractions was a winner last summer. These are some of this week's travel news. Have you heard any other interesting travel news this week?
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