Fun facts about the Olympics in Tokyo 2020

Solo in Tokyo - top tips

Whether you’re a food fanatic, love going on ­temple pilgrimages or after the latest in fashion or modern art, Japan lends itself particularly well to solo travel. It’s safe and efficient and nobody raises an eyebrow at someone dining out or taking in the sights alone. Read more

Short stop in: Tokyo

The Japanese capital is compact enough to get around quickly if you want to see the sights, and, if time permits, make sure you sample some of its wonderful food and more unorthodox cultural activities. Read more

Eat Tokyo, from three Michelin stars to conveyor belt sushi

During Japan’s asset bubble in the 1980s, foreign travelers to Japan told stories of €15 glasses of breakfast orange juice and €75 melons in supermarkets, and while it’s still possible to get a very expensive glass of orange juice in a hotel restaurant in Tokyo (as in New York and London), and to buy an expensive melon (which are intended to be given as luxury gifts), Tokyo is no more expensive than any other large city in the developed world. Read more

Mats Sundin's Stockholm

Born and raised in Sollentuna, just a 15-minute train ride from Stockholm’s Central Station, Mats Sundin knows the capital of Sweden through and through. Here are some of his tips. Read more

Mats Sundin’s Toronto

Toronto is Canada’s biggest city and the center of the nation’s media and money. And not forgetting, according to hockey legend Mats Sundin who lived in the city for ten years, the home of gorgeous golf courses. Read more

Mats Sundin – A Toronto Legend

Swedish ice hockey legend Mats Sundin can justifiably claim to be as much a son of Toronto as of his home town, Stockholm. In a glittering career, Sundin won multiple medals and countless fans. No wonder the Canadian city hold a special place in his heart. Read more