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Germany, Norway, and Sweden were some of the countries where Nordic car travellers experienced breakdowns when travelling abroad this summer.

SOS Dansk Autohjælp’s two electric road assistance bicycles and SOS International’s CEO, Jan Sigurdur Christensen, recently attended the Danish climate public meeting in Middelfart.

Getting your broken-down car home from abroad sounds like a simple matter. However, it requires mastery of local rules and languages, a host of technical details and time-consuming coordination with local partners and garages.

42-year-old Tom Erik Westgaard from Oslo loves his job as a medical escort for SOS International because it combines the two things he feels most passionately about: Travelling and the nursing profession. But the 2004 Asian tsunami also plays a crucial role.

The summer of 2022 saw a return of the desire to travel for the Danes, Swedes, Norwegians and Finns. Unfortunately, the summer was also dominated by travel chaos.

Over the last years, new direct flights to the USA have been opened, and the country has become a big holiday destination for Nordic travellers. We give advice on how to travel safely and securely in the USA.

Right now, pilots and other staff at the airline SAS are on strike.

Greece is a popular summer destination. Get travel advice for a safe trip to Greece. COVID-19 rules in Greece. Remember the blue card for your trip to Greece.

SOS International expects a summer peak season in Travelcare to be the busiest since 2019.

SOS International now offers travellers the possibility to report a case online, if they get sick or are injured on vacation. The aim is to make processing cases more efficient and to improve the customer journey.