Travel by Train, Biking and Luggage Tips
As an Incoming Tour Operator for Sweden I get more and more requests for customized tours by train and bikes. As summer slips into autumn, many travellers will already be planning for next year. While the train schedules for next year will not be published for some time yet, the people at “Hidden Europe” had their ears to the ground and can preview some likely developments. Here are some train travel resources to keep up with developments in European rail schedules.
A guide for dress code for travellers in Europe you will find at Fodors. Luckily, there is no set dress code but there are unofficial rules of dress that will save space in your suitcase and not make you a glaringly obvious target for pickpockets. Here are tips from fashionistas for blending in and being comfortable on your next European adventure.
I like to travel with as little luggage as possible. Mostly you only need half of what you think you need. If you are planning a vacation biking or walking between accommodations the challenge would be to find a logistic solution. Luggage shop instead of luggage transport will be better for environment. This would also be an exciting shopping experience. With the collaboration between hotels and local shops the things you need will be sent to the hotel from local dealers. The cost will probably be less than transportation of luggage.
Read about the bicycle culture in “Copenhagen Social Documentary in High Heels. 35 per cent of the population – 550,000 people – ride their bike to work or school each day. Bicycles are such an integral part of the culture and there are many aesthetic aspects on the streets at any given moment.