When we got out to the campervan this weekend, we had a nasty surprise - we had a water leak in the campervan roof! The floor was wet, the roof was dripping and the new blankets and pillows were soaking wet. Not a pleasant surprise!
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Last Sunday it was finally time for a camping cruise on the Viking Cinderella, with the magazine Husvagn & Camping. What is a camping cruise, you might wonder? Simply a cruise for campers! Very, very fun!
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Last Thursday, the major travel industry fair Travel News Market 2019 offered an intense day of exhibitors, events and mingling. We also held a lecture, so for us this was a really intense day. Here we offer some mingle pictures from the day!
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We are in a period where we are lecturing a lot, so in the evenings we are preparing lectures. Over the next few days, we will give three different lectures together, and I (Helena) will also give another one at work. Here are some tips and thoughts on preparing lectures.
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What is most popular to read on FREEDOMtravel? Sometimes it's interesting to look at statistics. Last week we found out which photos are most liked on our Instagram account, and now we can show you what's most popular on the blog.
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Halloween in Derry, Northern Ireland, offers a Halloween party that is perhaps the best in the world. The Halloween parade is incredibly powerful and people really go all out when it comes to getting spooky. To be part of this was something very special. Here is a picture bomb!
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What do you usually pack in your hand luggage when you fly? Here are 12 things that should always go on the plane when travelling. We also give you some rules on what can and cannot be packed in hand luggage.
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Updated: September 2026 | Green landscapes, Guinness, St Patrick and pubs – Ireland has it all. But the country also offers thousands of years old tombs, a language that most residents don't use in everyday life, ancient sports and a surprisingly strong tradition of writers, musicians and storytellers.
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Now we've got new fenders for the houseboat, so it's ready to face the autumn storms. Living in a house always involves some outdoor work - it's just that the work is a bit different when you live in a floating house.
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Sharm el Sheikh in Egypt is a tourist resort in the southern part of the Sinai Peninsula. It's best known for its crystal clear waters and stunning coral reefs, but you can also sunbathe and swim or experience nature, culture or history. Here are 13 things to do in Sharm el Sheikh.
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