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Poorer outdoor life despite millions7 Apr

Poorer outdoor life despite millions invested

Closed playgrounds, toilets that no longer drain and rotting bridges show how millions of euros invested in outdoor recreation are being eaten up by rising costs before they reach the forest, according to figures from the Swedish Tourist Association and the Swedish Outdoor Promotion Association.

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Thousands fewer tourists as mountain operations are scaled backTop news14 Jul

Thousands fewer tourists as mountain operations are scaled back

Shorter opening hours and fewer places. These are some of the changes taking place in the Jämtland mountain world this summer. It has also created misunderstandings among visitors, which has led to fewer bookings. There are still places left this summer, says Daniel Skog from the Swedish Tourist Association.

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