According to a new survey, 55% of Swedes would consider going on a camping holiday. In the 18-34 age group, as many as 77 per cent want to go camping. The advantage of a camping holiday is that you get close to nature, that it is cheap and that you can be spontaneous. But it has to be comfortable!
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Reports From chaos to collaboration provides a picture of what our travelling will look like in 2020. And it seems that technology in particular is revolutionising our travel. Fantastic and fascinating - or a bit scary?
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A third of Swedes are planning a car holiday in the next year, according to a survey. And they want it to be luxurious and comfortable! Popular destinations include Italy, France and Germany.
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Here's a little travel list we found on another blog. We tell you about our favourite city, the worst place we visited and where we want to go in the future. If you have a blog, feel free to join in and make the list too!
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Want to take your kids on a dream holiday? It won't be easy! Children's dream destinations will have to remain ... dreams to some extent. British children's top 10 favourite destinations are imaginative to say the least. But wait ... how did Lapland end up there?
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In Lonely Planet's blog, you can get five tips to make travelling more fun. "Travelling to find happiness is probably always doomed to failure. It comes when you forget yourself and immerse yourself wherever you go." What do you think? When do you have the most fun while travelling?
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People often talk about inspiring places to travel to, but there are also places where you shouldn't go because of war, violence or political instability. We present the places you shouldn't go!
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2011 is over and we have entered an exciting new year, hopefully with many exciting trips and motorhome tours to look forward to! In the meantime, we take the opportunity to take a look back at 2011.
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Sometimes you're just travelling for sun, sea and relaxation. Sometimes you want a little more. Or it just happens to be a bit more, because you meet exciting people or visit interesting places. Which destination has changed your life the most?
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Due to the floods in Thailand, I have to write about travelling and risk perception. The floods are approaching the centre of Bangkok and many Bangkok residents are leaving the city. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises against non-essential travel to Bangkok and 26 provinces in the country. Despite all the disaster news, lots of Swedes are travelling to Thailand these days. How does our risk perception really work?
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