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Government backs down on campervan tax - and travelling despite weaker currency

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The government has taken on board the storm of protest about the motorhome tax and is backing down in the face of massive criticism. The Swedish Tax Agency has now been tasked with introducing more flexible tax rules. This is one of today's news items. As usual, we want to hear your thoughts on this week's news crop!

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Cruises to Bornholm and Germany - and direct flights to Tokyo!

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Viking Line will cruise to Bornholm this summer and Birka Cruises will cruise to Germany with a visit to Berlin. As of this summer, you can also fly directly from Stockholm to Tokyo for the first time in 30 years. Time for this week's travel news!

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Mobile-free holidays and Christmas markets in Europe

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Monday and time for travel news! This week we tell you what percentage of Swedes would consider a mobile-free holiday. And there's a Christmas theme: Europe's Christmas markets, this year's Christmas gift and an advent calendar to support school children around the world.

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Winter travel trends - making motorists feel unsafe

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Ticket's major trend report Ticket Collection shows that the Canary Islands' place as the most popular winter destination is under threat. Another piece of news shows that more than half of Swedish motorists feel unsafe in certain situations. It's time for this week's travel news!

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Love on holiday and how Millenials travel

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A holiday can boost love, according to a new survey. However, young people do not always prioritise travelling with their partner. According to another recent survey, a fifth of Nordic millennials choose to travel with their parents. It's time for this week's travel news!

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Best destinations in 2020, climate-smart ships and the impact of Brexit

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This week, Lonely Planet published its list of top travel destinations for 2020. What do you think of the countries and cities on the lists? How many of them have you visited? Do you think they are good choices of destinations?

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Staycation, northern lights train - and photo ban in a skeleton church

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TUI launches travel in Sweden, foreign tourists are attracted by the Northern Lights train, and there's no more disrespectful selfies at the skeleton church in Sedlec, Czech Republic. It's time for this week's travel news, and as usual, we want to hear your thoughts and reflections!

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Prejudices about Swedes - and travelling Sweden on foot, by bike and by kayak

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What are the most common prejudices we Swedes encounter about our own population when travelling? Check if you recognise yourself and tell us if you think you have encountered any preconceived ideas about Swedes! Also, don't miss reading about Linda, who travelled 485 miles through all of Sweden's landscapes, on foot, by bike and by kayak.

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Autumn holiday travel by train - and where Swedes are travelling this Christmas

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It's time for this week's travel news! As usual, we have botanised in the pile of press releases and selected some we find interesting. Where are Swedes travelling this Christmas? And what are they prepared to pay extra for? This week's news is all about that and more.

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Trendy autumn destinations and dreams of Swedish nature

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What are the trendiest autumn destinations? It probably depends on who you ask, but here are two lists of trendy autumn destinations in Europe. And what do foreign tourists dream of when travelling in Sweden? We get an answer to that too. As always, we love to hear your reflections on this week's news!

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