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Danish Travel Bloggers is a network established by some of the leading travel bloggers in Denmark. Our team of travel bloggers have been in the business for years and have been awarded some of the best travel blogs in Denmark by Skyscanner and Travelmarket. They have been featured in several media including Danish newspapers such as Politiken and Jyllands-Posten.

Danish Travel Bloggers' mission is to share both national and international stories and experiences and this way inspire Danes to travel more. We do this by sharing unique stories, alluring photos and short films from all over the world.

Danish Travel Bloggers is a network of the leading and best Danish travel bloggers: A World to Explore, Afterglobe, Cammi.dk, and OnTrip.dk. Together we have decided to establish Danish Travel Bloggers because we want to inspire people to get out and explore the world. All of us have experience with blogging in a professional setting and have a great interest for both online, visual and written communication. As travel bloggers, we have been involved in the industry in different ways and collaborated with Lonely Planet, SAS and Visit Hungary among other, just as we have been featured in Danish newspapers like Politiken and Jyllands-Posten.

A World of Backpacking

A World to Explore

A World to Explore is run by Tine, a biologist with love for trekking, nature, animals, food and culture. She has travelled to more than 30 countries all over the world. On her blog, you can read about engaging with locals, spectacular nature and exciting cultural experiences in Europe and the rest of the world. Furthermore, you can find practical tips for travel equipment, budgets, visa issues and other travel related subjects. The blog gives you a realistic view of how it is to travel as a female solo traveller and which challenges and unique experiences this kind of travel form can lead to, like making new friends across borders, cultures and interests.

Afterglobe

Afterglobe is a travel blog written by travellers for travellers. It is driven by the couple Anders and Laura, who lives in Billund, near an international airport of course. The primary focus of the blog is to show that you can travel on a small budget without compromising with the quality. Since 2013 Anders and Laura have shared their food experiences, travel budgets, guides, tips and photos from different destinations across the world. Until now they have travelled as a couple, but that changes by summer 2018 when they will welcome a little globetrotter into the family, for whom they will look forward to showing the world.

Cammi.dk

Cammi.DK is run by Camilla Riis, who is based in Amsterdam. Cammi.DK is an inspiring travel blog for young women, who dream about traveling the world. Although Camilla mostly wants to inspire her readers to visit more untraditional destinations, there is also room for dreaming about checking off a few bullets from the endless bucket list. Therefor Cammi.DK is full of tips for unique hotels, local restaurants and cosy corners of popular cities, suggestions for itineraries around destinations lik eChina, Iceland and Norway, as well as inspiration for green escapes around the planet. Camilla has been living as an expat in both the US and Hong Kong, and she has now settled down in Amsterdam. This is also a focus on her blog, as she creates informative and honest articles for young women, who also dream about living abroad.

OnTrip.dk

OnTrip.dk is run with a passion for adventure, photography and storytelling by the couple Annette Seier Johansen og Tore Seier. OnTrip.dk focus on the 40+ travellers, who wish to travel the world on their own. On the blog you can find tips, reviews, travel routes and inspiration for the next adventure. The diversity on the blog reflects different ways to travel like staying at a 5 star hotel or in a bed and breakfast. Annette and Tore have visited 60 countries on six continents and love roadtrips, TV towers, USA and beautiful nature. They share their honest opinion about their experiences in personal columns on their blog.