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Packing for the cold: Travelling to Finland

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Now we have made sure to pack for the cold - early in the morning today we fly to a wintry Helsinki. It's time for The Nordic Bloggers Experience - a whole week in Finland with a pre-tour to the Turku archipelago, a travel blogger conference and Northern Europe's largest travel fair. We have a lot of exciting (and interesting!) things to look forward to... and we've done our best to pack right!

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10 cool big cities in Europe

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There are a lot of cool cities in Europe, but it's easy to get stuck choosing the same destinations as everyone else: London, Paris, Rome, Barcelona, Prague, Budapest... These metropolises are great, but do you want to see something new? Today we present 10 cool cities in Europe where you may (?) not have been, in no particular order. What are your favourite cities in Europe?

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Best travel destinations in 2016 - according to the New York Times

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The New York Times has published a list of the 52 best travel destinations for 2016. Of course, these lists should be taken with a pinch of salt, but it's still fun to be inspired and get new travel ideas. We present the top 10 destinations on the list - and you'll probably be surprised by number nine!

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Cheapest ski holidays - where to go!

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Do you want to go on a skiing holiday, but think it is far too expensive? FOREX Bank's new Ski Index lists the prices in 26 ski resorts around the world - and there is a huge difference in prices. We present the destinations for those who want to find the cheapest ski holiday in 2016. We're also curious - have you tried skiing in these countries and what is your experience?

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New Year holidays - where Swedes are travelling

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Swedish travellers are going on New Year's trips like never before. The trend is that more people than ever before are choosing to go abroad to celebrate New Year's and over the past 5-year period, bookings during the New Year's weekend have increased by 33 per cent, according to Ticket Privatresor's statistics. So where is the most popular place to travel to toast the champagne? We present the Swedes' top 10 list.

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Christmas abroad or at home?

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Do you celebrate Christmas abroad or at home - and which do you prefer? We are celebrating Christmas in Sweden this year, for the first time in a very long time. It will be really cosy! At the same time, we have searched the archives and remember some exciting Christmas adventures from the past...

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Dare to try a new destination!

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Swedes are the least likely Europeans to travel to a new destination. As many as 42 per cent of Swedes state that they will return to the same destination in 2015 as in 2014. This is according to a new survey from YouGov on behalf of Airbnb.

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Summer 2015 leftovers

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Swedes' holiday travel is increasing again this year, by 7 per cent. Sun and bathing are the most attractive, but it is city breaks and cruises that are growing fastest. This summer's four travel trends are summarised in the Resia Barometer, a trend report from Resia in collaboration with TNS-Sifo.What do you think of these four travel trends? Will you be travelling this summer, and if so, where and how?

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Cheap sun holidays - here are the destinations

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Are you looking for a luxury sun holiday without breaking the bank? Online travel agency eBeach.se has looked at hotel and flight prices for 2015 to see which destinations are the most affordable. The survey shows that you can find flights and hotels for a week for between around £2,250 and £4,000.

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Where should we celebrate Christmas this year?

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Where will we spend Christmas this year? In just a few days, we will be setting off on our year-long journey across Europe by motorhome. Many people are asking where we'll be spending Christmas. Let's just say we don't have a clue... France maybe? Spain? Portugal? We are not (in the least) traditional when it comes to Christmas, so for that reason it doesn't matter.

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