Ok, here we go and it's not Friday, but Peter at the controls anyway. I was at an event about the new SAS aircraft Airbus A320 Neo and it was not difficult to "find Nemo", I mean Neo. SAS is investing heavily in a new aircraft fleet, the first of 30 and there will be a lot of new planes in the future. Free bus from the city centre, check. Free coffee, check. Free food, check. Cold as hell in the hall, check and a very nice plane, check. Follow me.
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Last Thursday, Peter visited the Senior Fair at Stockholmsmässan in Älvsjö. We had heard that many exhibitors in travel & tourism would be there and of course wanted to check the situation. And yes, many travel destinations were there!
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Online travel agency eBeach has delved into its customer service archives and identified the most unusual - and funniest - requests from Swedish travellers, according to a press release. It can't be easy being in customer service, I think ... What would you say if you were asked these questions?
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Are you keen to travel this autumn? Maybe a weekend or a slightly longer trip to one of the cheapest big cities this autumn? FOREX has just presented an up-to-date city index, with prices in relation to prices in Stockholm. We present which cities you should visit if you want to live, eat and shop cheaply this autumn.
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A while ago, travel blogger Come fly with me a hotel challenge. What is most important when choosing a hotel? We'll tell you what we think and hope to hear your views!
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Katarina Söderberg currently lives in Norrland, but spent many years on the island of Bohol in the Philippines. During her years in the Philippines, she saw that many of the children in the village were not attending school because the families could not afford it, and decided to do something about the situation.
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"How can you afford to travel so much?" It's a question that travel bloggers (and other keen travellers) are often asked. We've travelled a lot ourselves and talk a lot with other experienced travellers. Based on these experiences, we now present 10 steps for those who want to travel (more).
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Marie Hagén and her husband have always enjoyed travelling and have long dreamed of living abroad, preferably in an exotic country. About six months ago, they moved from Sweden to New Zealand with their 6-year-old son Caesar. The family now lives in Auckland, where the husband has a job and the son has started primary school.
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Many destinations are popular year after year, but there are also "bubblers", i.e. new destinations that suddenly become hot. Ticket Privatresor presents the ten destinations that are increasing the most in percentage terms of the destinations that are in places 11-100 of the Swedes' most booked destinations this summer.
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Annika Myhre and her husband Tobias have three children aged 1-7, but that doesn't stop the family from going on exciting and exotic trips. The children have travelled to countries such as Tunisia, the USA and Taiwan, and right now the whole family has taken a 'Thai break' and is spending 3 months on Koh Lanta in Thailand, where their son also goes to school.
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