Sweaty. But be careful where you bathe. If the water looks turbid, there is a risk of toxic algae. We have heard reports that people find algae collections along the coast, so it's probably a bit critical now, says Marie Johansen, marine biologist at SMHI.
SwedenThe pub described its customer as a "fat lady in a flowery dress". Now they are apologizing – and calling her overweight, writes Helagotland. "We have the island's most delicious hamburger plate. Hug", they conclude their post on Facebook.
SwedenLast Wednesday, a woman ordered food at a restaurant on Gotland. On the receipt, the woman's son could read "fat lady in floral dress" – about his mother.
SwedenIn large parts of Sweden, there is a risk of water shortage and in several places, watering bans apply. There are different tricks to reduce one's use of water. If you must shower: shower for a short time, says Sofia Ljungman at the National Food Agency.
SwedenFewer new performances, higher ticket prices and closures. The economic situation is hitting summer theater hard. Theater Tofta decided to stop with theater in the summer – and the regional theaters are facing challenges.
EntertainmentThe archipelago, nature – or a movie. What attracts tourists to Sweden varies, but the country is becoming an increasingly popular tourist destination, seen from the number of guest nights. A few protests against mass tourism they do not risk yet for a long time here, according to Aron Abrahamsson at Stockholm Business Region.
SwedenSoon the algae will be in full bloom along the Baltic Sea's shores. The phenomenon occurs increasingly earlier in the year – a sign that the Baltic Sea is out of balance, according to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).
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