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Travellers in Thailand should not be put off by an outbreak of pneumonia caused by a new type of virus, the coronavirus. The risk of infection is very low.

Travelling alone can be a great adventure. It is however important to take precautions in order to avoid unpleasant situations. Moreover, solo travelling can also cause fear and worries from relatives. Because what is something happens?

We have gathered some good advice for solo travelers and their relatives in order to support a safe travel adventure.

Thailand is a popular travel destination for Nordic travellers and every year when the cold weather reaches the Nordic countries, a large number of Scandinavians travel to Thailand.

From its alarm center in Oslo, SOS International provides technical support to users of charging stations for electric vehicles.

Following a third postponement, the plan now is that the UK leaves the EU on 31 January 2020. Parliament has voted in favour of this agreement and, after the country has left the EU, travellers to the UK should consider the UK a third country on a par with all other destinations outside the EU.

Going on a skiing holiday soon? Then remember that, when skiing, you expose your body to a greater physical strain than during a regular day at the office or at school. Below, the SOS International physiotherapists provide you with good advice on how to prepare for a skiing holiday without injuries.

At SOS International, we believe that travel safety and security is the responsibility of the management. Unfortunately, far too often, we experience that companies and organisations are unprepared for the scope of their responsibility when employees travel abroad on business.

With House Call Service, SOS International meets the need of many travellers to have a doctor visit them at their hotel or holiday home in Spain, Portugal and Andorra.

Most people are familiar with the concept of "honeymoon" - the love holiday many married couples embark on immediately after their wedding. "Babymoon", on the other hand, is a newer craze that many expecting parents follow - namely the couple's last journey as two before the baby's arrival.

Once the clocks are set to wintertime, the elderly part of the population likes to travel to warmer climes according to SOS International's statistics.