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Topics: Environment, Energy

  • When tourism grows, who takes care of nature?

    Visitor numbers in Ånderdalen National Park have surged tenfold, with the iconic Segla peak drawing global attention. This growth raises concerns for local communities about the balance between tourism development and environmental stewardship.

  • 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.

  • Visit Svalbard Adopts Sustainable Marketing Guidelines to Promote Responsible Tourism

    Visit Svalbard, on behalf of the Svalbard Tourism Council (SRR), has announced the implementation of its comprehensive set of sustainable marketing guidelines. With a steadfast commitment to responsible tourism, Visit Svalbard aims to create a positive impact on the environment, local communities, and wildlife by promoting the destination in an ethical and sustainable manner.

  • A tasty round trip in Vesterålen: food, nature and cultural treasures all in one

    In the northernmost part of Nordland county you'll find Vesterålen, a region in Northern Norway that is the ultimate getaway for all food enthusiasts and adventurous travellers this autumn. Why? Due to its perfect location to experience outdoor activities, wildlife encounters and an unforgettable culinary journey of course.