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Sweden gets a bad rap in North America: we also do not know where this country is, often confusing it with Switzerland, or we assume that everyone sounds like Swedish Chef from Muppets, eating meatballs and shops at IKEA. While some may be true, Sweden is an exciting country with a long history, unique culture and many experimental ideas that make Sweden a great place to live, work, play or visit. Here are 10 things to know about Scandinavian densely populated countries: 1. Little Something for Everyone Although Sweden does not list the top 10 destinations for many travelers, there are variations in the country that offer little something for everyone. In the southern part of the country, there are many pleasant beaches that are less crowded than the more popular areas such as Spain and France. The country is full of lakes and forests, wild stretch of wild tundra at the north end and even mountains to offer adventure in the form of outdoor activities you like best-summer o...

If you have never stayed in a luxury hotel, chances are you have no idea about the extraordinary they offer. Though some may be over-the-top outrageous, like your own soap concierge; the others are really awesome. From loaner training equipment to endless movies to the pillow menu; This amazing extras will get you booked into a luxury hotel in no time. 1. Personalized Butler The private waiter may be the main amenity in luxury hotels and more hotels are jumping into boats with this service. The maid service ranges from booking daily details like dinner reservations to unpacking and pressing the clothes to the baby butler who will feed and care for your little boy as you go about your day. The waiter could act as a personal shopper, serve morning tea or even pull the perfect shower. The Personal Butler is designed to meet your every need and in many hotels, the price is very steep, but for the luxurious hotel guests staying in the suites at Langham in Chicago, this 24-hour ...

Spring still feels far away, but if you want to see "sakura" in Japan next year, the optimal time to start planning can be as early as autumn. How to See "Sakura" in Japan The regular traveler sees the locals rushing indifferently as we shrink the world's most famous sights, but the cherry blossom season in Japan is a special time for everyone. Wherever you go, you'll find tourists and locals alike looking at and photographing the soft pink blooming flowers. Making a trip to Japan during this iconic season is invaluable, but the peak bloom can be unpredictable, making time difficult. Follow these tips to maximize your chances of seeing "sakura" in Japan next spring. Follow Forecast "Sakura" Because the sakura flower season varies every year and in different regions, Japanese citizens follow the "Sakura" concoction as most do weather. The Japan National Tourism Organization website is an excellent resource ...