Comments on: Bus Travel in Sweden

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By: mike

mike — Sun, 05 Dec 2010 15:05:29 +0000

you are absolutely right, buses in Sweden are generally very clean and comfortable. And personally, I am not so keen on the rechargeable bus card system. In many (if not all) places you pay a deposit to have that card issued and if you are like me, chances are you’ll never turn it in to get your money back when you’re leaving that town for good. I preferred the old style paper card for a set number of rides. However, this is not really applicable to private bus companies. With them you just buy a regular single ride ticket and that’s all. Online Slots

By: ketu

ketu — Sun, 09 May 2010 21:04:08 +0000

This is a good idea that Bus travel is a good travel option in Sweden with a dense network of bus services providing a convenient way of exploring the country.Most travellers, however, want to either visit one or two cities as part of a big European tour or zip across the whole country to get a general overview of Sweden which means that express buses offer a much better travel option with Trailers for Sale