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Elmia moves forward and travellers soon ready for the world

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The large and immensely popular Elmia Husvagn Husbil trade fair is being moved to 2021. At the same time, much of the travel industry is slowly and carefully getting started. It's time for this week's travel news!

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Online holidays and booking sites for campers

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This summer looks set to be a 'swimming holiday' for much of the Swedish population, although many European countries are cautiously opening up to tourism. Here at home, several companies are investing in digital booking sites for those who want to camp or travel by motorhome.

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Swedes' holiday plans - and Croatia opens

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How do Swedes plan their summer holidays? That and more is the subject of this week's travel news. Tell us how you are planning your holiday this year!

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New car parks, cycle paths and borders opening up

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New pitches for motorhomes will soon be ready at Elmia in Jönköping. In this week's travel news, you will also find tips on cycling and hotel holidays. In addition, several European countries are beginning to open their borders, very cautiously so far.

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Istria opens and motorhome fair postponed

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These are tough times for tourism. Istria is still hoping for tourists and the big motorhome and caravan fair Caravan Salon is postponing rather than cancelling. Here is this week's travel news.

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No more domestic travel this summer? - and holidays for cuddly toys

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The authorities are now signalling that travel restrictions within the country will be lifted. can stay over the summer. However, some people who can go on a fast-paced holiday adventure right now are the cuddly toys! Here is this week's travel news.

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36 billion in losses, digital knowledge and 'bird watching'

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Many travel news stories these days are about financial losses, bankruptcies and layoffs. At the same time, the industry is trying to improve its digital visibility. Or you could simply go bird watching? Here is this week's travel news!

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Virtual running race, digital remote tourism and single-table restaurant

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Travel news is really different these days. Ships and planes carry cargo, while experiences and encounters are more and more digital. For example, how about 'travelling' to the Faroe Islands through a digital 'remote game' where you control a local in the Faroese landscape?

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New eco-friendly ship - and interest in mobile living

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It is a bit sad to write travel news in these times, when almost everything is about recession, bankruptcy threats and layoffs. One small ray of hope is that the caravan and camping industry seems to be doing relatively well after all.

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Safer train journeys, "stay at home!" and motorhome company expands

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Easter is a time when many people travel, both internationally and domestically. This year, nothing is the same, and this week's travel news is dominated by calls to stay home for Easter, so as not to increase the spread of COVID-19 or burden healthcare services around the country. In the midst of all this misery, there is also a motorhome company that reports good results and even opens a new facility.

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