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Winners and losers, trains to the mountains and direct flights to Albania

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This week we can present the big winners and losers of the travel destinations in 2017. We can also tell you that Swedes like to go by train to the mountains and that Apollo is opening another direct charter line to Albania, this time from Gothenburg. In addition, there will be the latest news on both conference trips and training trips.

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Sun holidays on the Crimean peninsula in 2008 - before the Crimean crisis

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The Crimean Peninsula in Ukraine. We tell you about the wonderful holiday in Yalta, Ukraine in 2008 before the Crimean crisis in 2014. Today it is not recommended to go to the Crimean Peninsula. That's why we're going to take you there and show you what it looked like before the crisis and how wonderful it was there. Come to the Crimean Peninsula in Ukraine!

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Odessa, Ukraine - sun holiday 2008

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Today we tell you about our trip to Odessa in Ukraine in 2008, which we did together with Peter's son Billie and his cousin Pontus. We are looking through old photos and realise that we have done a lot of trips that we have barely written about, as we did them before we started the blog. Our trip to Ukraine in the summer of 2008 is one of them. Today we take you to Odessa on the Black Sea.

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A house comes running

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It's Friday again! Living in a houseboat is always exciting, so when it's time for Happy Friday, we have to share the houseboat life with you. Living like this makes us always just as happy! This week Peter has photographed a huge floating villa that slipped by a few centimetres from our houseboat. I don't want to be worse, so I've been photographing the huge construction going on outside the windows at my work.

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Best bags for travelling

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What are the best bags for travelling? We've finally figured out what's smart for us! We each have four bags that we combine in different ways on every trip - a suitcase, a cabin bag, a backpack and a handbag/shoulder strap bag. Today we tell you what we think is most important about a bag to make it suitable for travelling.

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10 popular countries on our blog

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Today we present 10 popular countries on our blog FREEDOMtravel. We have, for various reasons, delved a little into statistics, and it's just as well that we share them with you! We have checked which pages and posts have been read the most in 2017 and until today, and looked at which countries are at the top. Which country would you like to read more about - one of these or something completely different?

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Small motorhomes - trend of the year?

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Small motorhomes - could this be the trend of the year? When we travelled around Europe in 2015, we saw how popular small motorhomes were in southern Europe, and the same trend has been evident in Germany. Even the Nordic fairs have seen a yearly increase in the number of small motorhomes, known as 'vans' or even more commonly as 'platoons'.

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Fake holidays, Instagram cheats and tourist tax

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It's Monday and time for travel news again! This week, we can tell you about TUI's fake holiday at the T-centralen, how to expose Instagram cheating, and the new tourist tax that perhaps will be introduced in Iceland. Don't miss out on reading FREEDOMtravel on Mondays - it keeps you up to date with the latest travel news!

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ABBA Museum in Stockholm

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This week Peter visited the ABBA Museum in Stockholm. The museum opened in May 2013 and we have been thinking about visiting it ever since. Isn't it strange that you are so bad at getting away to things in your own city ...!? A nice and interesting museum! Have you been here?

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Going on a language trip - also for adults

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IN CO-OPERATION WITH EF LANGUAGE TRAVEL

Going on a language trip - why? When I set off on a language trip to Bournemouth in the UK at the age of 15, it was probably the adventure that attracted me, not so much the idea of learning a language. Looking back, I'm grateful for both - the adventure and the language.

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