Writer: Anna Nilsson Spets
We are on our way to Ségou, Mali's second largest city in modern times, but before we get there we stop in the old Ségou; Ségou-Koro which is half an hour's drive ahead.
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Writer: Co-operation partner
The Alps are the heart of European winter sports: majestic peaks, endless slopes and bustling mountain villages make them a magnet for ski and snowboard enthusiasts from all over the world. But what really characterises a top ski area?
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By: Editorial Office | Source: press material
It's Monday again! Today, as usual on Mondays, we offer short and quick travel news. The news comes from the last week's press releases, on topics related to travel, tourism and camping. Stay tuned!
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Updated: August 2026 | What to see and do in Sopot, Poland? Sopot is a fantastic little gem – an exclusive seaside resort in the summer, but also a great place to visit at other times of the year. Here are our top picks for things to see and do in Sopot.
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Writer: Anna Nilsson Spets
The morning starts chilly at The Sleeping Camel in Mali's capital Bamako, breakfast consisting of those eternal boring baguettes with honey or jam. The coffee is good so it curls on the tongue and the bisap juice with ginger is delicious. Bisap is made from the flowers of the roselle hibiscus and contains a lot of nutrients.
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Writer: Helena Bergström
It's Friday again! This week there has been both a lot and a little happening on our front - we are at home while working on various projects.
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By: Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Sweden
As preparations continue for the Danish Travel Show 2026, one destination is already attracting growing attention among Scandinavian travel professionals and culturally curious travellers — Uzbekistan. Known as the historic heart of the Silk Road, the country is increasingly positioning itself as a compelling cultural destination for Nordic audiences seeking authenticity, depth, and meaningful travel experiences.
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Writer: Helena Bergström
How did we travel before mobiles took over? We remember what it was like before mobiles, the internet and social media. A different world! And the fact is... it's not so a long time ago after all!
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Writer: Anna Nilsson Spets
The travel warning is written in angry red at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: travel advice in the weeks before travelling to Mali. Swedes are urged to leave the country, warned of kidnappings and armed attacks. I see the country that has been at the top of my bucket list disappearing into the periphery.
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By: Editorial Office | Source: press material
It's Monday again, which means it's time for us at FREEDOMtravel to publish short and sweet travel news, based on the week's press releases from the industry.
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