On inevitability: “Becoming cashless is inevitable, not just for Sweden, but for other countries as well.”-Jonas Hedman, Associate Professor at Copenhagen Business School I have been living in Sweden as a permanent resident for more than 15 years. It’s fair to say that Sweden is a completely cashless society if you are a resident. However, […]
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“Outdoor movement in natural environments, such as parks and forests, is proven to boost physical and mental health—especially during the bright Nordic summers.”– Dr. Jonas Persson, Health Researcher at Karolinska Institute. I have been living in Stockholm, Sweden since early 2020. I have enjoyed every season—winter, spring, summer, and autumn. Each one is special in
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“People sometimes ask if it isn’t lonely in Abisko. But Abisko and its surroundings is very popular among tourists and researchers, particularly in summer during which it really flourishes.” – Jan Karlsson, Director of the Climate Impacts Research Centre (CIRC) Hello,How is it going? I want to share one of my dream trips with you.
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“Sweden is the most successful society the world has ever known.”— George Lakey, American sociologist and professor. Are you thinking about moving to Sweden? Maybe you want to work, study, or just live somewhere with cozy homes and long coffee breaks. I understand that feeling. I had the same dream once. Before you pack your
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“Stockholm is undoubtedly the economic and administrative heart of Sweden, which drives up its cost of living, particularly in housing, but regional cities like Gothenburg, Malmö, and Uppsala offer comparable public services and quality of life at significantly lower living expenses.” — Dr. Lars Pettersson, Professor of Urban Economics, Uppsala University. When I moved to
“Sweden’s climate, a blend of oceanic and subarctic influences, serves as a living laboratory of climatic extremes—where the stark contrasts between long, cold winters and brief, sunlit summers reveal nature’s remarkable ability to adapt and endure.” — Dr. Lars Jonsson, Swedish Climatologist I have been living in Sweden for five years and see that the
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“Sweden has one of the highest rates of type 1 diabetes among children and adolescents globally. The incidence continues to rise, especially among teenagers, highlighting the need for increased awareness and early intervention”- Diabetes Journals In Sweden, more and more people are getting diabetes. I was surprised when I learned how common it is. A
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“In Halmstad, where the breeze carries whispers of Viking legends and the calm sea mirrors the sky, a traveler finds beauty, and a scholar finds stories.”- Swedentips.se I still remember the first time I visited Halmstad, Sweden. This cozy city on the west coast instantly won my heart. With beautiful beaches, old castles, and fun
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“Ystad’s natural beauty, from its serene beaches to its lush parks, combined with its cultural attractions, makes it a model for sustainable and appealing tourism in Sweden.”–Eva Gustavsson, Tourism Researcher. Ystad is one of my favorite places in Sweden. It’s a small town full of charm, history, and beautiful views. Every time I visit, it
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“The Swedish Dala horse is a masterpiece of Swedish folk art. Its vibrant colors and intricate patterns are not just decorative—they tell the story of a community’s creativity and resourcefulness.”–Eva Eriksson, Art Historian, Today I will tell you about a little wooden horse that is found everywhere—on shelves in homes, in souvenir shops, and even
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