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Elmia Husvagn Husbil 2026 – five festive days for everyone who loves the mobile life

Text and photo: Elmia Husvagn Motorhome

From September 9th to 13th, Elmia in Jönköping will once again be filled with news, travel inspiration and experiences. At Elmia Husvagn Husbil, visitors from all over Sweden will meet to be inspired, discover new travel destinations and take part in everything that goes with mobile life.

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Friday's blog: beautiful Swedish views and AI musings

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

How beautiful it can be in Sweden. We are traveling at a fairly slow pace right now, moving cautiously between Småland, Skåne and the West Coast. We work a lot, mostly at the computers but also with some practical crafts, and there will not be much touristing. Instead, we have time to talk and reflect, not least about this AI thing and all the AI texts that the web is suddenly flooded with.

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Pilgrimage in Spain along the Camino del Nord

Writer: Co-operation partner

Hiking through Spain with a clear destination in mind is a form of travel that combines natural experiences, culture and personal challenge. The pilgrim routes to Santiago de Compostela have been used for centuries and still attract people who want to experience the landscape on foot. For those looking for a slightly different route, the Camino del Norte is an exciting alternative, with lots of coastline, varied terrain and many historical settings.

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Traveling by motorhome in Norway – everything you need to know

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

Norway is a fantastic country to explore by motorhome. The landscape is dramatic, the views are spectacular and the countryside offers a peaceful tranquility. At the same time, there are a lot to consider when it comes to regulations and practicalities. We recently spent a month in Norway by motorhome and share our best tips.

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In the shadow of the tide – a taste journey through northern Germany

Text and photo: Mauro Rongione

Some places are experienced not just as landscapes but more as moods that you slowly slip into. Northern Germany is one such place. A landscape where the fog rolls in over the embankments as if it had a soul of its own. Where trains glide through marshland and windswept coastal communities with the same monotonous rhythm as a drawn-out electronic piece of music from composer Michael Hoeing's epic album "Departure from the Northern Wasteland".

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KABE and Adria 2027 – we take a look at this year's motorhome news

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

Two days, two manufacturers and a lot of motorhomes and caravans. We have been to press conferences at KABE and Adria to check out the news for the 2027 model year. Everything was on offer, from four-wheel drive and new technical solutions to small details that will make life in the motorhome a little easier.

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How to choose the right life jacket for the whole family when you're going on vacation by the water

Writer: Co-operation partner

When you're on holiday with your family, you're likely to end up by the water sooner or later. Camping near a swimming bay, a kayaking adventure or a leisurely sailing trip in the archipelago are all great activities for the whole family. 

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Travel news: World-unique 4×4 camper, solar eclipses and AI travel

By: Editorial Office | Source: press material

Today is Monday, which as usual means travel news here at FREEDOMtravel. We're going through this week's press releases in travel, tourism and camping - and sharing short excerpts.

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First Camp Norsjø in Telemark – camping by the water with wakeboarding

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

Our very last stop in Norway, after a whole month on the road, was First Camp Norsjø in Telemark. We got a nice campsite right by the water, washed clothes, had dinner in the bistro and spent a surprising amount of time watching everyone whizzing by and doing jumps in the wakeboard park outside the camper.

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First Camp Bø in Telemark – family camping with many activities

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

After our visit to First Camp Lunde, we continued to First Camp Bø, also in Norwegian Telemark. Here we were met with a completely different type of campsite – larger, livelier and with a clear focus on families with children and activities. We checked in with the camper, played mini golf and took a trip to one of Norway’s most impressive stave churches.

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