Best in travel 2021 – Travelooney’s chosen
2021 is almost over and it has been a quiet year on this blog due to a very busy year on the printed side of Travelooney. I’ve been busy writing more than 30… Continue reading
2021 is almost over and it has been a quiet year on this blog due to a very busy year on the printed side of Travelooney. I’ve been busy writing more than 30… Continue reading
The island of Fyn (Funen) is sometimes referred to as “The Garden of Denmark”, so it is only fitting that the island’s capital, Odense, is greener than most. Denmark’s third biggest city offers… Continue reading
We have a saying in Danish that goes: “Ude godt, men hjemme bedst” – Away is good, but home is best. And although it might be a cliché, there is definitely something about… Continue reading
It has been far from a normal year of travel for us all, and being a travel writer has been more challenging than ever. But despite lockdowns and severe travel restrictions almost everywhere,… Continue reading
A big birthday is a time for reflection, not at least when you’re turning 40! I can’t believe I’ve reached the big 4.0, but I do prefer this compared to the alternative. On… Continue reading
Despite having lived abroad for several periods throughout the past 13 years, I’ve rarely been proper homesick and I’ve always seemed to cope pretty well with being away from home. But now, with… Continue reading
It has currently been more than three weeks since I left the building where I live here in Madrid. The current Coronavirus lock-down restrictions have made me a “prisoner” in my own home,… Continue reading
While good food, fireworks and champagne is a general theme for New Year’s Eve, we Danes have some unique and local traditions too – and funny enough, several of them are connected to… Continue reading
When you visit the small island of Ærø in Denmark, you’ll get a surprisingly good selection of small hotels, Bed & Breakfast spots and campsites to choose from – but few are as… Continue reading
It is said that there are about 70 inhabited islands in Denmark, not even counting Greenland and the Faroe Islands… yes, they actually belong to the Kingdom of Denmark, in case you didn’t… Continue reading