Emma Strandberg
Travel and Culture
Emma Strandberg is an acclaimed travel writer and photographer whose work captures the grit, solitude and wild beauty of off-the-map destinations. Based on Sweden’s remote west coast, she has travelled solo through some of the world’s most unforgiving environments – from the Amazon to Alexandria, Burma to Brunei, and Greenland to Zimbabwe – shaping a literary voice described by The Sun as “a triumph of travel writing” and by the Daily Express as “authentic” and “gripping”.
Emma contributes to The European on themes of travel, resilience and cultural immersion. When not writing, she divides her time between building projects, wilderness fishing, and sustainable living – including growing her own food and preparing game from Sweden’s boreal forests.
I boarded the world’s most eco-friendly cruise ship in Norway
Emma Strandberg sails Havila Voyages’ eco-friendly Norwegian cruise, exploring fjords, wildlife, and sustainable travel innovations along the coast.
Digital detox retreats aren’t practical for most leaders, but you can still take healthy steps to reduce screentime
Digital detox retreats aren’t practical for most leaders, but short, sustainable screen breaks can still help.
Rome rises to the challenge of sustainable tourism – and why you should, too
Rome’s 2025 Jubilee inspires eco-friendly travel, blending spiritual heritage with sustainable transport, green hotels, and responsible dining.
Could THIS simple trick be the secret to anti-ageing?
Travel rejuvenates skin and spirit naturally, offering lasting anti-ageing benefits beyond creams through movement, sunshine, and social joy.
Wim Hof brought tears to my ice
Shinrin-yoku, or forest bathing, offers a gentle, calming alternative to Wim Hof’s intense ice bath therapy.
