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Risks while travelling - is the coronavirus panic overblown?

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There are always risks when travelling, even in non-corona times. You could have an accident, be bitten by poisonous animals, be attacked by muggers, or perhaps contract a tropical disease. Right now, of course, the risk of contracting the coronavirus is on most people's minds. We certainly don't want to minimise the problem or the risks. But what about it, is the coronavirus panic exaggerated?

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Coronavirus - is it safe to travel to Asia now?

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The coronavirus is raging in China, and in a global world, infectious diseases can spread rapidly across the world. At best, the damage is effectively contained; at worst, it unfolds like a dystopian American film. What do you think, do people dare to travel to Asia now?

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Shopping and paying abroad - 12 tips for travelling

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What do you need to consider when shopping and paying abroad? Do you need to exchange cash beforehand? How do you protect yourself against theft and skimming? Should you choose local currency or Swedish kronor when paying by card? We have collected 12 tips for travelling.

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Ulrika and Gunnar were robbed in their motorhome - of everything.

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Ulrika and Gunnar have lived in France for twenty years and run a small decoration shop together. When they have time off, they love to go on trips in their Bürstner motorhome, often twice a month. In the past they sometimes went to Portugal, but now they usually choose to discover new gems in France or Spain.

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Avoiding unnecessary costs when travelling

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How to avoid unnecessarily expensive holidays? Travelling costs money, but you don't want the costs to spiral out of control. We provide our top tips on how to save for a trip and how to travel cost-effectively.

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What are my rights if my flight is cancelled or delayed?

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What are my rights as an air passenger if my flight is cancelled or delayed? Peter was delayed for 8 hours during his recent trip to Switzerland, and even more recently lots of people were stranded due to the bankruptcy of Thomas Cook. What are your rights as a traveller?

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Safety on the blog, ducklings and a new hat

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Then it was Friday again, and time to think about the best part of the week. The best thing for us was that Peter came home on Thursday evening, from the island where he had been working for almost two weeks. Great! Other good things are that we finally got better security on the blog, that the ducklings in the marina are so cute that you want to adopt them and that we got a new ... hat!

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Booking the wrong flight ticket - and other travel mistakes

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Peter booked the flights to and from Finland this weekend and we were happy with both the times and the price. Or so we thought. I guess you could say that it was little mistake. Today we tell you about this weekend's big travel mistake, and other travel mistakes we've made throughout our lives.

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No water damage with Leakomatic

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No water damage in your villa, holiday home, property or houseboat - ever. It sounds like a dream to not have to worry about a leaking pipe when you're away from home. Imagine coming home from your holiday to find your basement floor covered in water... Now we never have to worry again!

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How to use cards and cash abroad

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Is it easier to pay by card or cash abroad? What should you consider when paying by card... and should you exchange cash before travelling or not? These types of questions are fairly common in various travel forums, so we thought we'd set the record straight and share our thoughts.

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