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Greenland back and nine port N. Europe sailing for Fred Olsen in 2027
Highlights of the programme include the return of scenic sailings through Greenland, a cruise timed with Malta’s vibrant carnival, and a unique itinerary visiting nine Northern European countries in 13 nights. Guests can also choose from an...

Canoe North Adventures gears up busy year of exploration in Canada’s far north
October 16, 2025 · 0 Comments By Constance Scrafield Canoe North Adventures (CNA), based out of Hockley Valley, is booking unusually large numbers for their 2026 list of canoe trips in Canada’s far north. “Way ahead of last year,” said Al Pace,...

The EU and Greenland need each other, says PM Nielsen
On Wednesday, Jens-Frederik Nielsen addressed Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) in Strasbourg, marking a historic moment as the first leader of a Greenlandic government to speak before this body. In his address, Premier Nielsen, who...

If Greenland wants more visitors, it must fix its airports
When the ribbon on Nuuk’s expanded runway was cut last winter, the message was clear: Greenland is open for business. The reality has been less triumphant. Over the summer, international security screening was abruptly suspended after staff failed...

The World’s Most Beautiful Gamble: Greenland Adventure Comes With No Guarantees
Dodging icebergs in Prince Christian Sound. Image by C.Bowman Enthusiasm in the captain’s voice sounded over the ship’s PA system. “In five minutes, we will turn into Greenland’s Prince Christian Sound, one of the most breathtaking passages in the...

Virtuoso advisors forecast 2026 luxury travel trends
Traveling off-peak and to places with moderate weather, film and television as strong catalysts, the desire to spend more time in destinations, rising demand for all-inclusive ultraluxe trips and wellness-focused journeys are among key 2026 trends...

Trump seemingly forgot about wanting to buy Greenland, but he won’t forever, Danish leader warns
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New Report Reveals How The Ultra-Wealthy Will Travel In 2026
Luxury travelers prioritize exclusivity and avoiding crowds. getty The ultra-wealthy can splurge on travel experiences most others only dream of, and there are often common factors that characterize their choices. Luxury travelers prioritize...
Summer Adventures in Greenland: Icebergs, Mountains, and the Midnight Sun on New Group Routes
Greenland is one of the world’s last great frontiers, where raw nature and Arctic traditions come together in landscapes unlike anywhere else. Summer transforms this icy island into a playground for explorers eager to witness towering icebergs,...
TOURISE Awards unveils shortlist of world-leading destinations
The shortlist for the inaugural TOURISE Awards has been revealed, putting the spotlight on destinations that are rewriting the rules of travel. It showcases places that redefine travel norms, ranging from entertainment hubs to shopping districts....

Greenlandic woman wins her baby back in Denmark
Ivana Bronlund, 18, holds a sonogram of her baby, at the home she shares with her mother in Hedehusene, Denmark, Sept. 7, 2025. The young Greenlandic woman living in Denmark will regain custody of the infant girl taken from her shortly after...
Travel is booming in Greenland – despite Trump trying to pinch it
Kendall Hill Oct 1, 2025 – 5.00am Gift this article Subscribe to gift this article Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? Login It’s 11pm under the endless summer light of the Arctic...

Pleas to join bird count surveys
TWITCHERS throughout the Forest are being urged to contribute to two major bird surveys this year and next. Bird Aware Solent is inviting people to join in this year’s great coastal birdwatch, running from 18th October to 2nd November....

Virtuoso taps into 2026 luxury trends in new report
Once again, Virtuoso is tapping into the key trends shaping luxury travel in the coming year. Using the expertise and insights of its member agencies, The 2026 Virtuoso Luxe Report uses the expertise and insights of its member agencies to...
The destinations dominating Australian travel plans for 2026
Published on October 4, 2025 Luxury travel habits among wealthy Australians are shifting fast. The destinations topping their wish lists in 2026 look different from just a few years ago, with new favourites climbing the rankings and old staples...

I spent the night in a glass igloo on an Expedition Cruise in Greenland — and the experience totally lived up to the hype
By Sarah Kuta, TravelPulse It was a cool, clear night as the National Geographic Endurance sailed out of Storefjord, one of the many jaw-droppingly beautiful fjords along the eastern coast of Greenland. We were just a few days into National...

Greenland’s State-Owned Sector Is Very Impressive
One of the odder initiatives of Donald Trump’s second term has been his fixation on the idea of annexing Greenland, an autonomous territory of Denmark. “We need Greenland for national security and even international security,” he said in a speech...

EU signals plan to double funding for Greenland
107The European Union plans to double its financial support to Greenland, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has said. Announcing the move on X, she described Europe and Greenland as “trusted and reliable partners” and said...

Greenland’s tourism nears limit, mining difficult as budget turns red
By Elías Thorsson September 26, 2025 63 A view of the old city of Nuuk, Greenland, March 29, 2025. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger/File Photo Greenland’s tourism boom, driven by new international flight routes, is running into hard capacity limits just as...

The ugly face of too much tourism
The world has to ensure that overtourism doesn’t destroy the very places that attract visitors. Tourism has the potential to be one of the most valuable renewable natural resources – especially to a developing country. But in many destinations,...