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In this week's travel news, we can reveal which company has taken the place of the most digital travel company in Sweden, as well as the reduction of plastic in the oceans, the display of campers in Advent, rabbit country and winter adventures. As usual, the news comes from press releases from various companies in the travel industry.

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How Ving will reduce plastic in the oceans

Thomas Cook Group, of which Ving is a part, wants to reduce plastic litter in the oceans. Around eight million plastic items end up in the oceans every day, destroying both the marine environment and beaches around the world. The company aims to eliminate 70 million single-use plastic items by the end of 2019.

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Winter's most Instagram-friendly beaches

TUI, by analysing its own data from previous years, has created a list of the beaches that have historically generated the most likes on its Instagram. The most Instagram-friendly beaches in winter are found in Mexico, a destination that holds the top three spots, followed by Aruba and Thailand:

  1. Isla Contoy, Mexico
  2. Isla Mujeres, Mexico
  3. Isla de Holbox, Mexico
  4. Palm Beach, Aruba
  5. Khao Lak Beach, Thailand
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Isla Mujeres in Mexico, photo TUI

SJ most digital travel company

Management consulting firm BearingPoint ranks SJ as Sweden's most digital travel company in its annual survey Digital Leaders in Sweden 2019. SJ also takes second place as Sweden's most digital company in all categories. The survey studied 252 criteria in categories such as e-commerce, mobile services and social media.

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Tour of Northstar Campers

During the first week of Advent, Northstar Campers is organising a big viewing weekend, where they showcase their campers and offer coffee, mulled wine and gingerbread. The show is on Saturday 1 December and Sunday 2 December, at 10-16. Address: Dåntorpsvägen 33 in Jordbro Företagspark (Haninge, Stockholm County).

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Liseberg is investing heavily in rabbit land

For 2020, Liseberg is investing no less than 200 million in the Kaninlandet children's area, which opened in 2013. The area currently has 13 attractions, games, a playground and a theatre stage. The new investment will include the construction of a rabbit-themed restaurant, a new stage and a new attraction, which is still a secret.

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fabulous winter adventures at the Icehotel

On 14 December, ICEHOTEL inaugurates the 29th edition of this year's suites and on 22 December this year's edition of the ceremonial hall. Christmas spirit is offered already in November with snowy adventures in the forests, a local Christmas market and a Christmas table with a northern twist. Activities on offer include northern lights hunting, dog sledding and courses in photography, ice sculpting and wilderness survival.

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Did you miss the last travel news? Read the Flights to Moscow, endangered animals and a ban on plastic

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