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The digital travel platform Booking.com has conducted an extensive survey on people's travelling, and predicts seven travel trends in 2023. We summarise the trends and contribute our reflections.
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How do Swedes travel? This is what Vagabond's travel barometer tries to answer once a year. We present some key points from this year's barometer and reflect on travelling today and in the future.
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If you peeked into our living room right now, you'd be in for a shock. It is chaos. We are preparing for the motorhome fair in Kista on 18-20 March, and there are a lot of boxes and stuff everywhere. Imagine how much work it can be to prepare for a fair!
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How are we travelling in 2022? Environmental threats, a pandemic and war in Europe make the world feel more uncertain than it has for a long time. At the same time, life goes on and many of us will continue to travel, albeit perhaps a little differently. Here are some thoughts on travel trends in 2022.
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How did Swedes travel in 2020? The pandemic year 2020 was a year in which foreign travel was put on hold, but Swedes did not stay at home but made an average of ten leisure trips within the country's borders. We present the results from this year's edition of the Travel Barometer.
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Today we present a guest post by Alexander Kall
Internet use in Sweden has increased steadily during the 2000s. Today, around 98 per cent of households have access to the internet and 95 per cent of Swedes state that they regularly use the internet in their daily lives. More and more digital services are being created and we live a large part of our lives online.
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What do young people really want to do while travelling? We've looked at some trend reports from the last few years and also made some reflections of our own, which boil down to a number of trends that we think we see.
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What will travel be like after corona, really? Does everything take a break now, only to become normal again? Or will nothing ever be "as usual"? We're throwing around a few different thoughts and scenarios, but above all, we're interested to know what you think!
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The environmental threat has had some impact on people's travel for some time, and now the spread of the coronavirus has had a more sudden and extreme effect. As of yesterday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises against non-essential travel to all countries and most people are travelling as little as possible, but how will these factors affect our travel in the long run?
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Two new direct routes with SAS, this spring's most popular destinations for a city weekend and the food countries we Swedes love the most... These are some of this week's travel news. As always, we'd love to hear your reflections and thoughts!
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