Hoping this hold true in the long run, and isn't a statistical blip for a few days.
And to say Sweden is doing nothing just confuses the hell out of me, largest single employer in the Västra Götaland region is shut down, tons of people are working from home. Restaurants and hotels are firing or giving notice to all/most staff, that's not something they'd do if people were spending their time in restaurants or traveling as normal.
I'd say in the case of hotels/travel, the after-ski/vacationing for sportlov things popping in the news are the anomalies, not the standard.
Yeah, I can, and have been, super critical but it isn't that they are doing nothing. It is more that the are lagging behind. Sweden has kind of followed the model of a lot of other European countries, just a couple of weeks later. And this personally got to me as, like I have said a few times, I am in a risk group but had to keep using Stockholm's packed public transport to get to work when I work for a company that was not only set up already for remote working but entirely consisted of people that could work from home. But as Folkhälsomyndigheten declared we can all work I had to sit and get coughed at, breathed on and whatnot for ages when people in other countries were already working from home.