"Grupperne rejser til både Amerika og Frankrig."

Translation: The groups travel to both America and France.

[kpelle27]

Difference between både and begge?

[Ifritism]

'begge' indicates two ''related'' entities - so 'both (specific, pre-known) two', rather than 'both this, AND this!'. If you're asking a friend with divorced parents what they're doing on Christmas: 'Skal du besøge begge dine forældre?' ('Are you visiting both your parents?').
However, if you've just described your holiday plans, someone might have to ask: 'Skal du både til Rom og Berlin?!'('Are you going to both Rome and Berlin?!')

[kpelle27]

Thank you!

[Susana279174]

Thank you, good explanation!

[pablopublico]

How do you say "The Americas"? Would "Amerika" work too?

[RyagonIV]

Mostly, yes. Us Europeans rarely make a difference there and we usually call everything collectively "Amerika". If you want to travel to both North and South America, you just say so: "til både Nord- og Sydamerika"

[Bridget478127]

Nu har grupperne COVID-19!!!