Due to its relative proximity, the UK is a popular destination for many expats living in Sweden. Plus, if you’ve already obtained Swedish nationality, you don’t need a visa to visit the UK. However, you might have to apply for a UK ETA depending on your passport. Have a look at the website to get […]
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AirBaltic Compensation Policies: A Comparative Analysis
AirBaltic is the national airline of Latvia, and it operates flights to over 70 destinations in Europe and beyond. As a major carrier, AirBaltic has a responsibility to its passengers to provide fair and equitable compensation for flight disruptions. This article will provide a comparative analysis of AirBaltic compensation policies as well as touch upon […]
How do I get compensation for a cancelled or delayed flight?
It’s been a while since many of us set foot on a plane. Let alone an airport. The pandemic put a serious stop to visiting friends and family back home or just traveling in general. But things have looked up lately in regards to being allowed to travel. Just to be followed by some other […]
Travelling Sweden as a volunteer
Written by Malena Rasetto I lived in Sweden for 5 months, and the unique thing is that I didn’t live in one place but around. I decided to travel to Sweden as a volunteer, which means to work in exchange for food and accommodation. In some places, I stayed 1 week, in others two months… […]
Missing Sweden While Being Abroad
Written by Tatiana Sokolova Sometimes the best way to understand what you like and dislike about a country is to leave it for some time. The cultural translation, bracketing, brokerage; the cultural shocks one experiences in transitioning between two places, allow to understand deeper what we cherish and what we abhor about them. Every year […]
Enjoy Winter in Måkläppen
Only during 12 weeks a year, the wildlife sanctuary Måkläppen is open. From November 1 to January 31 you have the chance to explore this nature reserve. And it is worth it! Målkläppen is the home to many birds, but most excitingly, you can observe seals very closely there. Målklappan is located in the southern […]
A few hours in Malmö
Written by Abhimanyu Tvagi This summer I went to the third largest city in Sweden. It is also, the birthplace of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and the most bike-friendly city of Sweden. It’s Malmö! While on my way to Copenhagen from Stockholm I decided to stop there for a few hours. Consider this as a mini guidebook. […]
Gothenburg – my 5 favourite places
Written by Sara Costa Summer is here and the entire country seems to have slowed down and gotten into vacation mode. Many like to escape the country in search of warmer and sunnier places, but this year, that’s not necessary as the Swedish summer has brought us endless beautiful sunny days. This is the perfect […]
Summer Tips in Sweden
Summer is one of the most anticipated times of the year and for good reason! The days are longer and people are generally in a happier mood. There’s a positive energy and atmosphere (stämning) all around! Here is 8 Summer Tips you try to enjoy the summer in Sweden. Eat Ice Cream Summer has just […]
How a gap year in Sweden helped me in many ways
While I was walking down the street and felt the millionth small stone stuck in my shoe (these small little annoying stones seriously end up everywhere!), I realised that actually I didn’t feel annoyed at all. I’ve been feeling relaxed and happy most of the time that I’ve been in Sweden! I started to think […]