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Albania is developing into a holiday favourite, attracting tourists with its long coastline, pleasant climate, and budget-friendly prices. SOS International shares its best advice on what you should be aware of before your trip.

Summertime means self-drive holidays. SOS International is ready to assist Nordic drivers with car break downs – at home and abroad.

This year, a busy summer peak season coincides with several major sporting events. SOS International is well prepared to help travellers, even though Europe is on the other end.

This year's report marks a new way of thinking about sustainability. And you'll find it has gotten a graphic makeover to match.

Changes to the senior management, Group Management, at SOS International.

Follow along for an exclusive look into how SOS International helps injured skiers home

For 27 years, the phones have been ringing at SOS International on Nitivej in Frederiksberg. In September, the company's headquarters, including the alarm centre for travel assistance, will move to larger and more up-to-date premises.

It's no wonder if the employees at SOS International's roadside assistance alarm centres in Aarhus, Stockholm, Oslo, and Helsinki are still hearing the phones ringing in their ears. Extreme winter weather across the Nordic countries led to the 3rd of January being the busiest day ever in terms of calls to the alarm centres.

Heavy transport with tight deadlines places great demands on the roadside assistance network if a downtime or accident occurs. SOS International has Sweden's largest network for heavy towing. Meet Linus Söderberg from Linus Bilbärning:

Extreme weather, economic uncertainty and political unrest does not seem to have suppressed Scandinavians’ desire to travel. SOS International estimates a winter season at full throttle.