The warnings are pouring in. Aviation fuel is about to run out. Will I be able to afford to fill up the holiday car? Uncertain times are affecting how we travel. It is likely that we will travel for shorter periods and take longer to book, says tourism researcher Robert Pettersson.
BusinessRobert Pettersson has fronted two of Sweden's biggest bands, but has also struggled with mental illness. Now he is releasing his first solo album. "Music is my outlet," he tells TT.
MusicWar fears in the Middle East, resistance to travel to the US and climate effects in Southern Europe. What destinations are left for Swedish tourists? New alternatives are emerging, but memories are short, and the wallet often decides when the next trip should be booked, experts point out.
BusinessFor 20 years he has been a singer in bands like Takida and Stiftelsen. Now Robert Pettersson takes a new step and launches his solo career – with an album release in 2026.
MusicSeveral resort towns in Europe have introduced strict rules to avoid unbearable tourists. Copenhagen does the opposite and rewards visitors who show respect for the city's environment.
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