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10 popular countries on our blog

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Today we present 10 popular countries on our blog FREEDOMtravel. We have, for various reasons, delved a little into statistics, and it's just as well that we share them with you! We have checked which pages and posts have been read the most in 2017 and until today, and looked at which countries are at the top. Which country would you like to read more about - one of these or something completely different?

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Going on a language trip - also for adults

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Going on a language trip - why? When I set off on a language trip to Bournemouth in the UK at the age of 15, it was probably the adventure that attracted me, not so much the idea of learning a language. Looking back, I'm grateful for both - the adventure and the language.

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Booking the wrong flight ticket - and other travel mistakes

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Peter booked the flights to and from Finland this weekend and we were happy with both the times and the price. Or so we thought. I guess you could say that it was little mistake. Today we tell you about this weekend's big travel mistake, and other travel mistakes we've made throughout our lives.

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Matka travel fair in Helsinki 2018

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The Matka travel fair in Helsinki is not only Finland's largest travel fair, but the largest travel fair in the entire Nordic region. We arrived in Helsinki by plane just before lunchtime yesterday, and then we hung out at the fair for most of the day.

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Sailing in Scotland (or in Sweden with your child)

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Do you remember sailing on the school ship Gratia last spring? It was a very special experience! We signed on as crew and sailed around the Stockholm archipelago for a long weekend, hoisting and salvaging sails, choking and pumping bilges. And of course we enjoyed the sun, adventure and fellowship!

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Motorhome and travel year 2017

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The year is coming to an end, and we feel it's time for a little year-end recap. We can conclude that in 2017 we have visited twelve different countries and tried a number of different adventures. New for this year are diving, climbing, mountain biking, helicopter rides and sailing school ships. What a year! Now we're looking forward to an exciting new 2018, where we hope to inspire you to have small and big experiences. We hope you'll join us!

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Booking travel and hotels at the last minute

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There's a lot to think about when booking last-minute travel and hotels. We're going to try to keep our wits about us. Our mission is to keep several doors open to different destinations. Last minute is an expression that doesn't mean the same thing today as it did in the past, because no one can buy a ticket at the airport. However, you can buy a ticket one to three days in advance for a very good price. We look at travel and hotel bookings. Stay tuned!

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Where should we travel for Christmas/New Year?

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Where should we go? It's been a really long time since we've been out and about, and the wanderlust is kicking in. We've been incredibly unplanned, but now that the holidays are approaching we realise that we have two options for a trip; over Christmas or over New Year. Or maybe both? We're presenting our ideas and we'd love your input. Where do you think we should go?

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Travel trends in 2018 - according to the Travel Barometer

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Yesterday, Resia presented this year's travel trends 2018, as they released the annual Resia Barometer. What are the travel trends for the coming year and how do Swedes think about travelling? We present four trends and a number of travel patterns according to the report. What do you think about this? Do you recognise yourself?

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Celebrating Christmas abroad

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What is your relationship with Christmas? Is it Christmas ham, Jansson's and gift-giving with your family, or would you rather relax with an umbrella drink somewhere in Southeast Asia? Are you the one trying to combine a Christmas abroad with the classic ham and mustard?

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