Pop House AB, which also runs the nearby ABBA The Museum and Pop House Hotel, will buy the Hasselbacken in Stockholm.

Ports of Stockholm says 2018 was a “record revenue year” with a record number of cruise passengers.

Tallink’s newly renovated Silja Symphony, which sails the seas between Stockholm and Helsinki, will host the store.

A “fun and exciting” exhibition revealing what food and drink will be like in 30 years will be open for most of 2019.

The fast-growing Nordic serviced apartment provider Forenom has taken over historical renovated apartments for corporate stays.

Thomas Andersson takes the top job of running the services and berths for ferry and cruise traffic in the city’s three ports.

Without being specific about why, the UK has raised its terror threat level for Sweden to the highest in the Nordics.

The Swedish capital is named in the 2018 Global Destinations Index, while other markets are listed as trending for 2019.

After five years of renovation and modernisation, the art gallery has been transformed, its display space radically expanded.

Copenhagen will get its fifth UK Ryanair route in 2019, while four new winter routes from Skavsta are being put into action this week.

While nearby rival Copenhagen currently has a glut of rooms coming on line, Stockholm doesn’t seem to have enough.

The Swedish capital is seeing more cruise tourists than ever, but with fewer turnarounds this year.

The readers of the highly regarded travel magazine Condé Nast say the Strandvägen property in the best in the land.

The optimistic mood about the new route appears to have dissipated, but the route may be back next summer.

The youthful Air France carrier has announced six new destinations for summer 2019, another being Irma-ravaged Saint Martin.

A family of three who arrived at a hostel in Stockholm the night before their booking are evicted by police.

The Dubai-based carrier is raising its capacity higher for Stockholm than for Copenhagen this winter.

Pepper will be part of TUI Nordic’s data and machine learning team, roaming around the Stockholm office.

A “completely renewed” Strand includes a restaurant, bar and top-floor Tower Suite with personal roof terrace.

There is no doubt about it according to a recent report made by the Swiss bank UBS. Oslo and Copenhagen are only beaten by two Swiss cities Zurich and Geneva on the world's most expensive cities ranking.