This summer, the Arctic Norway Tourist Board launched two humorous short films promoting safer driving in Northern Norway. Created with partners, they address common tourist traffic challenges, urging responsible driving habits to enhance safety for tourists and locals alike.
Exploring Arctic Norway is evolving beyond traditional road trips. Visitors are increasingly using buses and boats to connect remote communities, with Snelandia's seven-day Summer Pass facilitating travel. This shift emphasizes the journey's value alongside the destination, enriching local experiences.
Northern Norway advises winter visitors on safe driving in Arctic conditions. Rapid weather changes require preparation and caution. Essential tips include checking forecasts, wearing reflective gear, and planning routes. Enjoy the journey while respecting the unique Arctic environment. More resources available at nordnorge.com.
The Northern Norway Tourist Board has launched an animated film to enhance traffic safety for winter tourists. Collaborating with Trygg Trafikk and rental companies, it provides essential driving tips for challenging winter conditions, aiming to reduce accidents and improve overall road safety.
Finnair announced the expansion of its Arctic connectivity with new direct routes to Northern Norway, enhancing year-round access from Europe and Asia. The airline aims to promote the region as a top travel destination through improved international connections.
From 1 June to 24 August, the Summer Ticket 2022 is in place, and take you through the entire county on one ticket with bus and boat from Troms County Traffic and Snelandia.
You do not reach all of Troms and Finnmark county in seven days, but you can get many experiences for life.- With the Summer Ticket, you travel freely on all buses and boats in Troms and Finnmark. You travel sustainably, re
