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How to transition to a remote travel lifestyle

Writer: Co-operation partner

Switching to a life where work comes with you in your backpack rarely starts with a plane ticket. It starts with numbers, habits and some uncomfortable decisions. Anyone who wants to work from Lisbon, Chiang Mai or a cottage in Dalarna first needs to know how the income comes in, how taxes work and what a sick day costs. There should also be room for small pleasures, as free evenings can easily be more expensive than expected.

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Packing must-haves for international travelers in 2026

Writer: Co-operation partner

Packing for a trip can be a real challenge. It’s about finding the balance between being prepared and not overpacking. An international traveler’s checklist must include certain items that you wouldn’t pack on a domestic trip. Let’s dive in to learn more about the travel must-haves for international travelers in 2026.

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Ways An eSIM Supports Multi-Country Connectivity Across Europe

Writer: Co-operation partner

Traveling between multiple countries used to mean juggling SIM cards, dealing with patchy coverage, and seeing data costs rise. That routine feels outdated as digital connectivity becomes more seamless and travel habits shift toward flexibility. A small change in how a device connects can reshape the entire travel experience in Europe.

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Long-term travel for seniors: Tips for cheap and safe senior travel

Writer: Co-operation partner

Long-term travel for seniors has become a popular way to get more sun, lower everyday costs and a better quality of life during the winter months. And more and more seniors are taking advantage of affordable senior travel and retirement travel abroad, whether they are traveling as a couple, in a group or as a solo traveler.

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She travels the world without a permanent job: "People overestimate money and underestimate each other"”

Writer: Helena Bergström

How do you afford to travel so much? That's the question journalist and travel writer Heléne Katzman gets asked more often than anyone else. And perhaps it's not so strange.

In a typical year, she is home for about a month. The rest of the time, she finds herself somewhere between psytrance festivals around the world, family in Malaysia, and adventures and volunteer trips in Europe and South America.

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Travel to Paris, Egypt and Hamburg – without leaving Sweden

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

You don't need to book a flight or dig out your passport to travel around the world. In Sweden, there are a number of places with names taken straight from the world map – often in the middle of the forest or along a country road.

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Inspiration about Benidorm – on board M/S Enköping

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

This week we have been to a really fun and enjoyable event, inspired by the Spanish city of Benidorm. The event was organized on board the M/S Enköping, which was cruising around for a few hours through a rainy Stockholm.

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Digital entertainment while traveling – online casino as a modern pastime

Writer: Co-operation partner

The wait at the airport is getting longer, the train is delayed and it's raining outside the hotel. What do you do? More and more Swedish travelers are choosing digital entertainment to fill their downtime, and online casinos on mobile have become one of the more popular options. It requires no packing, works without installation and is available no matter where in the world you happen to be.

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This year we're having a hard time planning... but now on our first campervan trip!

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

This year it's really harder to plan than ever. At least for us. We've made a lot of plans, but it feels like we have to change and rethink everything all the time... Anyway, now we're off on our first little camper trip of the year!

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The dream of Namibia will have to wait – More people who have had to cancel trips?

Text and photo: Helena Bergström

Yes, we were supposed to travel to Africa again, but the dream of Namibia will have to wait. Why? You might guess – it has to do with the world situation. Traveling in a desert country by car requires … gasoline.

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