Far from here
Stina GustafssonSunny travel stories, recommendations and inspiration from all over, brought to you from the not so sunny Sweden
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The Malmö manual
I’ve always written my travel guides as stories. But I’ve wanted to create something that’s just as inspiring to read, and a lot more useful once you’re actually there.
So from now on, I will publish illustrated PDF guides packed with...
Where the poor Swedes go in summer
The New York Times article Where the Swedes go in summer was all over my socials a couple of weeks ago. And man, was I proud. The article paints a beautiful picture of Österlen, a stunning stretch of coastline in the south-eastern corner of...
Finding new destination obsessions
I was interviewed by from Nomads 50+ on a Substack live the other week (make sure to check out his work!), and I got asked how how I decide where to travel next. Exactly where and how does Northern Brazil, the Albanian coastline or a littl...
The privilege of choosing difficulties
I’m writing this article from an orphanage in Togo, West Africa. I’m here on a volunteer nursing assignment, carrying out health check-ups for 60 children between the ages of 2 and 23. In the mornings, I’m also doing an internship at a smal...
All good down Bitcoin Beach
El Salvador has quietly lingered in the back of my mind for a long, long time. In the late ’80s, I made friends in school with refugees from the civil war. In the mid-’90s, I sat wide-eyed watching on TV as criminal gangs took over and spre...
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