Nairobi is full of people, cars and commerce. There are both central areas, where people walk around in suits on their way to work, and slum suburbs where you are advised to lock your car door and not go out. We spent a few days in Nairobi, before and after attending an amazing wedding in Kenya.
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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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Tips for cheaper travel! We love travelling and often look for ways to make travelling cheaper. Today's DN presents 10 tips for cheaper travelling, and we present these as well as our own thoughts.
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We are booking a hotel in Canada and are in the process of choosing a room. But why should it be so complicated? King, queen, twin, double ... what do all these names for beds really mean? Are all these types of beds for two? Is something very luxurious and something simple...?
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Want to know more about caravanning in the US? Swedish Stephanie lives with her family in a caravan in the USA and writes the blog iCaravan. In addition to being well-written and filled with nice pictures, it is interesting to follow life in a caravan in American culture. It is exciting when someone dares to choose a slightly different way of life! We were so curious that we decided to ask Stephanie a few questions.
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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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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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Which are the safest cities in the world? And what are the most dangerous cities in the world? We've come up with a ranking that shows which cities in the world you should visit if you want to be safe, and which if you want to tempt fate.
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Several travel magazines have listed the hottest destinations for 2012 - and the destinations vary greatly depending on which magazine you ask. However, it is a bit exciting to look at the rather interesting suggestions. What do you think of the proposed destinations?
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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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