Are you tired of the changing temperatures in Denmark - or you just want to get out to see the world for longer than just a few weeks? So are long-term travel is just for you.

But where do you go and what do you see? Here we bring you five tips on what you should think about when you are faced with having a long time travel.

1) A specific travel type - or a combination trip?

No matter where you're traveling, it's important that you make yourself clear from the start what type of trip you want. Should it be, for example trekking, skiing, tours or just relaxing? Remember that you can also combine the different travel types and example both the slopes of Canada and combine it with a road trip across the country afterwards.

Once you know what type of trip you want, you are already well on the road compared to select the destination.

2) Warm and relaxing, great cultural experiences or beautiful scenery?

It is also important that you deal with, you have certain requirements for the climate, whether you prefer to experience the culture and urban life or maybe go for the perfect nature experience.

The advantage of a long-term travel is that you can experience a country and its culture for longer than just one or two weeks. You thus have the opportunity to get more under the skin of local people and experience things that you would not be able to reach on an ordinary journey.

3) How long will you be leaving?

How long you need to be away, obviously has a great influence on price and destination for your long-term travel. A trip over, say half a year can be an educational journey you will never forget - and that will give you experiences you will remember forever. On the other hand, a trip of one month to the same country could also provide you with many experiences you will not meet on a regular 1:00 to 2:00 week trip.

Clarify before putting you into a destination, it is important for you to be away for longer than a month, or you can "make do" with less.

4) Get control of travel insurance

When you are going to travel for a long time, it is extra important to have control over travel insurance. There can be large differences in what each insurance cover and in which cases the insurance covers.

A travel insurance should typically cover the following services:

a) health insurance covering medical care and hospitalization

b) Repatriation of illness or injury

c) Accident insurance, which covers damage to body and teeth and damage from attacks

d) Disaster Insurance covering evacuations in cases of natural disasters, terrorist attacks or war

e) Liability insurance covering personal injury and damage to property.

f) Theft insurance that covers losses of up to approximately DKK 10,000.

5) Take control of vaccines

Going away to more exotic destinations, it is important to get a handle on vaccinations. Missing vaccinations can be fatal in the wrong circumstances.

It is important to familiarize themselves with the country you would like to travel to, and what is important to keep track of before you travel. Would you for example like to either Africa or Asia will for example be a risk of malaria and it will be a must also get to grips with the tetanus vaccine before departure.