Should you tip when travelling? And if so, how much, to which professional groups and who decides what the rules are? This is not a tipping guide, but we thought we'd spend this Wednesday reflecting on the subject of tipping while travelling.
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Can poverty and misery be photographed well? This is a question we sometimes ask ourselves. After all, photographing people and then publishing the photos can be a challenge in itself. If you want to separate poverty and misery, a few more questions arise.
Read moreIs a gated community - a collection of homes inside locked gates - a freedom or a prison for the wealthy residents? The idea, of course, is that security and protection should provide a sense of safety and freedom. But could it also be the other way round, that the gates and barbed wire constitute a prison?
Read moreNo, all is not well in Sweden. Crime is rising, healthcare queues are long and the winter is eternally long. But still, there is a lot that is quite good, if we look at it all from a slightly larger perspective. Aren't we a little bad at appreciating that?
Read moreDo we worry too much when travelling? Or do we sometimes worry too little? The issue of risk perception is interesting. Sometimes you may worry disproportionately. But sometimes you might not realise that you should worry a bit more ...
Read moreDo we want to book the trip well in advance? Or do we want to be more spontaneous than ever? Do we think differently in these times, when rising prices, wars and political unrest lurk around the corner? (Or do we think differently just because we are getting older?)
Read moreBlogger, writer, influencer or creator? Who is what and does it even matter? Since we're in the 'business', we've been thinking about these questions...
Read moreWill Facebook and Instagram die? And if so, what will replace them? Social media, and our relationship with it, has changed over the years and sometimes you can't help but wonder what will happen ...
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