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  • Northern Norway Showcases Arctic Food and Travel Experiences at Grüne Woche 2026

    Northern Norway will showcase its Arctic food and travel experiences at Grüne Woche 2026 in Berlin, featuring 29 local businesses. The event aims to highlight the region’s culinary diversity, cultural richness, and tourism potential, enhancing visibility in international markets, especially Germany.

  • Volunteer Tourism in Træna: A New Chapter in Sustainable Travel

    Træna, an island community in Norway, is pioneering volunteer tourism, inviting global visitors to engage in conservation efforts. This initiative fosters collaboration with locals, enhancing cultural understanding and creating meaningful travel experiences. Supported by Træna 365, it's part of a sustainable tourism trend.

  • A New Arctic Landmark Breaks Ground in Northern Norway

    Construction has begun on The Whale, a new landmark in Andenes, Northern Norway, set to open June 3, 2027. This attraction will educate visitors about whales and ocean science, blending architecture, storytelling, and art to promote marine conservation.

  • All Routes Lead North: Bodø’s Rising Role in Summer Travel

    Bodø is emerging as a key summer travel gateway to northern Norway, aided by new international routes. Its rich blend of natural beauty and culture attracts increasing tourism, making it an ideal launch point for exploring Helgeland, Vesterålen, and Lofoten.

  • Midnight Sun and Big Dreams: The Making of Trevarefabrikken in Henningsvær

    A cool breeze moves through Henningsvær this morning. The sun breaks gently through the clouds as I stand outside a large, mustard-yellow building in the centre of town. A dog darts past me, nose to the ground, before its owner, Mats Alfsen, appears, a wool hat pulled down over his ears and his cheeks pink from the cold. We exchange greetings and step into the warmth of Trevarefabrikken.

  • Direct Access to Northern Culture: Finnair Expands Route to Kirkenes

    Starting in April 2025, Finnair will introduce a new route to Northern Norway, connecting Helsinki with the town of Kirkenes via Ivalo. This service will operate three times a week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. As Finnair’s northernmost destination, Kirkenes joins Tromsø and Bodø in the airline’s Northern Norway network, which already connects to both Rovaniemi and Helsinki.

  • A Tale of Two Regions – From the Serene Fjords to the Arctic North

    From the midnight sun in the north to the dramatic fjords of the west, few places on earth offer such diverse landscapes as in Norway. Northern Norway Tourism Board and Fjord Norway combine dramatic scenery, coastal history, and northern adventure for an unforgettable experience.

  • Sunny Side Up: Flights to Arctic Adventures with Finnair's New Summer Route

    Finnair announced the continuation of its direct route from Helsinki to Bodø throughout the summer of 2024. Operating from June 17th to August 12th, this service enhancement aims to offer travelers seamless access to Bodø and its charming surroundings during the peak summer season.

  • The Great Finnmark Road Trip: A Journey through Tranquility and Tradition

    In the northernmost reaches of Norway, Finnmark beckons with its rugged beauty, Sami culture, and a deep connection to nature. Here, time slows, and the noise of the everyday world fades into the background. What better way to explore this remote paradise than embarking on a 4 day tranquil road trip?