29.07.10Caving adventures in Greenland Greenland’s Ice Sheet offers unforgettable adventures and an insight into a completely different world. It’s possible to see the Ice Sheet not only from above and from outside, but near Kangerlussuaq you can get right down into the Ice Sheet by rappelling down into cracks and fissures in the ice or actually climbing in the arctic caves.
29.07.10Beachvolley in Greenland Admittedly ‘beach volley’ and ‘Greenland’ are rarely found in the same sentence. Nevertheless, this summer the beach at Qeqertarsuaq – a small town on the island of Disko in North Greenland – will be host to this popular sport.
29.06.10Let South Greenland get under your skin There are prospects of being able to experience Greenland’s wilderness and enjoy close contact with Greenlandic society when tourists choose Nanortalik as their destination.
29.06.10Greenland is best seen from a helicopter The helicopter could almost have been specifically designed as a means of transport in which to offer unique experiences of Greenland. Its manoeuvrability provides plenty of opportunity for adventures flying over the ice and the fells in Greenland’s uncompromising, wild and highly contoured nature. Furthermore, for most people, flying by helicopter is an experience in itself. It can’t be compared with other methods of flying. It’s very different – and just has to be experienced.
09.06.10Hurtigruten bags Greenland climate expert Greenland climate expert Dr. Jason Box has joined Hurtigruten’s guest lecturer lineup for Fram’s 14-day ‘In the Wake of the Vikings’ program.
06.06.10Simon Lynge: An outdoor type Interviews with rock and pop stars often touch on misspent youths spent discovering drugs, the opposite sex and various kinds of antisocial behaviour, writes the Sunday Times on June 6.
03.06.10I Love Adventure The site for adventure fans and thrill seekers
01.06.10Soul, beautify thyself Book in English about the Inuit of Alaska, Canada and Greenland
25.05.10Viking Weather Article about Greenland from National Geographic Magazine (June 2010 ed.)
20.05.10The longest animal migration in the world revealed Astonishing new information on the wonders of animal migration has been revealed in a recent paper in the U.S. journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. An international research team found that the Arctic tern flies an incredible 70,000+ km on its annual migration trip from pole to pole - the equivalent of three trips to the moon and back over its lifetime.
19.05.10Iceberg with artworks breaks loose The big moment for the sculptures of Dutch artist Ap Verheggen has come. The iceberg in Greenland on which he placed his artwork “Dog Sled Riders” back in March has broken loose. The uncertain journey can be followed on the website www.coolemotion.org, via GPS, photos, and video.
10.05.10Take a dogsled license in East Greenland With East Greenland’s snow-covered alpine mountains as a backdrop and the Northern Lights illuminating the Arctic sky, you’ll have the opportunity to experience the essence of Greenlandic culture at first hand – namely dogsled driving, where you yourself will play a particularly active role.
04.05.10Le Diamant to sail to Greenland Compagnie du Ponant’s expedition ship Le Diamant will offer itineraries to Greenland from these coming months.
03.05.10Natasha Martin blogs about Greenland - part II Natasha Martin is a Masters of Tourism student at the George Washington University in Washington, DC. In the past she has worked at the International Institute of Tourism Studies at GW and for Xola Consulting, where she specialized in adventure travel market development. Since January 2010, she has been living in Greenland, and interning at the Greenland Tourism and Business Council. Her interests are sustainable tourism and how social media changes the way we travel.
29.04.10Beautiful song of Simon Lynge in awarded video Stop clicking around and watch this award-winning video from Hotel Arctic in Ilulissat and listen to the beautiful lyrics and melodies of talented singer Simon Lynge. Just take our word for it.
23.04.10Air Greenland operating again between Denmark and Greenland PRESS RELEASE: Air space now open. Most Air Greenland passengers who are affected by the many cancellations this last week because of the Icelandic volcano, will reach their destination Friday morning.
22.04.10The World charts Greenland, in depth The World is scheduled to visit Greenland from Sept. 1-18 for an in-depth exploration. Although the ship has visited Greenland once before, ResidenSea said this is the first expedition of its kind, offering 18 days of guided tours, lectures and excursions.
19.04.10Close to the polar bears Great photo of polar bear mother with her two cubs in South Greenland
16.04.10New stamp: Her Majesty the Queen Margrethe’s 70th birthday There is a genuine and sincere bond of respect between the royal house and the people of Greenland. For this reason POST Greenland proudly presents a large commemorative stamp, to be issued on 16th April on the occasion of Her Majesty the Queen's 70th birthday
12.04.10Let South Greenland get under your skin There are prospects of being able to experience Greenland’s wilderness and enjoy close contact with Greenlandic society when tourists choose Nanortalik as their destination.
11.01.10“Cruise & Hotel” – New cruise concept in Disko Bay Disko Line makes it easy to book a cruise in Disko Bay with its new “Cruise & Hotel” concept. This concept is the first of its kind in Greenland.
22.12.09Dogsled journey at Liverpool Land It’s as if time stands still as the sled glides low and crunches over the fjord ice with sunshine as far as the eye can see. A moment later, the weather changes and we’re forced to take shelter in the nearest hunter’s hut. In such situations you discover how small you really are in the great Greenlandic wilderness. East Greenland is an amalgam of scenic beauty and harsh unpredictability. That’s what makes it so exciting
22.12.09Nuuk: Greenland's overlooked capital Many visitors give South Greenland or North Greenland and Disko Bay highest priority when on an adventure holiday in Greenland. However, don't forget Greenland's capital in between - Nuuk really does have a lot to offer.
18.11.09Unforgettable heli-skiing in West Greenland Kevin plants the flag in the deep snow while the rotor blades whirr round in the cold clear air. The altimeter reads 808 metres and Frederik, our pilot, has settled the skids in the snow on top of the fell in the glacial Hamburgerland near Maniitsoq.
18.11.09Coveted Nordic food award to Hotel Arctic in Greenland The New Nordic Food diploma has been awarded this year to Hotel Arctic in Greenland. The winner receives an Honorary Diploma and accompanying prize money amounting to DKK 100,000. The Honorary Diploma is awarded under the auspices of the Nordic Council of Ministers' New Nordic Food programme. This year seven candidates competed for the diploma, the theme of which was culture and design associated with food and food culture.
29.10.09Sail north from Disko Bay to spectacular Uummannaq Not only is the sailing trip one of the most picturesque in Greenland – but so is the destination: The town of Uummannaq at the foot of the heart-shaped fell, surrounded by sounds and fjords in a landscape framed by steep-sided mountains.
29.10.09Mamartut - mmm... delicious Midway between the fells and the icebergs north of the Arctic Circle, you’ll find fantastic cuisine based on Greenlandic ingredients from the fells and the sea. Organically produced, due to the fact that the food stems from the cleanest and most remote region of nature in the world, these delights are sure to provide a good feeling, not least in your belly.
29.10.09Find home - find East Greenland Seeing East Greenland's towering fells and straining peaks breaking through the Ice Sheet in the wistful reddish light of the morning sun is just like coming home.
16.09.09In the fertile lands of the Norse settlers On a week’s Bed & Breakfast holiday in South Greenland you’ll experience life amongst the sheep farmers in the area at first hand – whilst travelling in the landscape in which Norse explorers settled around 1000 years ago: dramatic, sheer, fertile, saturated by colours – and spectacularly beautiful.
16.09.09The trip provides its own reward Lyngmarksbræen is situated high up in the fells on Qeqertarsuaq, and those that venture up onto the glacier are handsomely rewarded. However, the reward is not just reserved for climbers at the top of the fell - it's there in every step you take on the route to the top.
16.09.09Kangerlussuaq - the gateway to adventure I breathe in deeply. The air is dry, fresh and spiced with the herbs of the fells;
warmed by the Arctic sun; cleansed by the Arctic seas and ice.
18.08.09The Icefjord puts things into perspective The tent canvas flaps in the wind. A mosquito buzzes lazily around me before finding peace and quiet somewhere else. Then silence. Absolute silence.
18.08.09Big Wall Climbing in South Greenland Every year the numerous vertical mountainsides in South Greenland attract climbers from all over the world. The summer of 2009 has been no exception.
18.08.09Exclusive theme cruise: The Norse settlers in Greenland and North America Sail on Hurtigruten’s newest ship, M/S Fram, for a voyage of 18 days from Kangerlussuaq, Greenland, to New York, USA, under the leadership of the Norwegian professor Benedicte Ingstad. On 22 September 2009 a quite unique cruise will depart from Kangerlussuaq on Greenland’s west coast. The cruise initially heads south, then west and then south once more and features 18 days of adventures and fascinating lectures of high quality.
18.08.09"3913 Tasiilaq" - quite a book! The author, photographer and museum manager Ole G. Jensen has produced a gem of a photographic portrait of the town of Tasiilaq on Greenland’s east coast. The book is an appetiser if you haven’t been to Tasiilaq, and an attractive confirmation of beautiful moments and experiences in time if indeed you’ve been there before.
18.08.09The ultimate gift: Visiting Santa Claus It just doesn’t get any better than this if you’re four, six or eight years of age: Visit Greenland and find Santa Claus in his great white world!
18.08.09A night in a tent on the Ice Sheet Only few have visited the Inland Ice - and even fewer have stayed overnight on it. But now, the opportunity is here.
29.07.09Hiking in Nuuk’s hinterland Coffee is brewing merrily in the Trangia pot whilst we cool our aching feet in the crystal clear waters of the bubbling brook that meanders its way past our tent that we’ve pitched in the middle of nowhere a long way from Greenland’s capital, Nuuk.
29.07.09Travel to East Greenland via Iceland In East Greenland you cannot fail to marvel at the region’s unique beauty. Its nature, population and settlements provide an overall picture of a culture that is more original and traditional than anywhere else in Greenland.
29.07.09Experience Greenland’s coastline with Arctic Umiaq Line Onboard the coastal “buses” you can meet the population of Greenland that is also on the move. The sailing route follows the coastline and the view is constantly changing. Travellers pass the time in the lounge reading, playing cards or watching videos, whilst happy children of all ages romp around them.
29.07.09Summer 2009: How to get to Greenland Greenland is the world’s largest island and the country in the world that lies closest to the North Pole.
12.05.09Climate changes with the FRAM and Dr. David Holland Guests joining Hurtigruten's June 23rd departure of its 12-day Greenland voyage, will have the added perk of traveling with Dr. David Holland, the director of the Center for Atmosphere-Ocean Science (CAOS) and Professor of Mathematics at NYU's Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences.
01.10.08Air Iceland to open new route to Ilulissat in 2009 The Icelandic airline Air Iceland will be opening a new route from Iceland’s international airport, Keflavik, to Ilulissat from next year, according to an announcement made by Managing Director Árni Gunnarsson to greenland.com in conjunction with the travel trade fair Vestnorden Travel Mart, which was held in Reykjavik in September.
18.08.08New tourist attraction near Nuuk: A Hernnhut church on Uummannaq island Within the last six years Nuuk commune has spent a month every summer to restore the old churh in the capital municipality. This church had been listed some 30 years ago. This restoration project is now complete. The Herrnhut (Moravian) church is to be opened during the fall of 2008 by the major of Nuuk.
03.07.08A young ambitious artist exhibits in ”Katuaq” this summer. This summer, the Cultural Centre of Greenland, Katuaq, presents the works of a well-educated artist. Maria Paninguak´ Kjærulff is 28 years old; she grew up in the capital of Greenland, Nuuk. Maria has a Bachelors degree in Fine Arts from Nova Scotia College of Art & Design University. She also took a semester in Cooper Union School of Art in New York.
03.07.08Ipiutaq Guest Farm in South Greenland - a different vacation experience Ipiutaq is a lovely sheep farm located in an area of stunning wilderness in South Greenland. Greenland.com has asked French-born Agathe Devisme, who is the female half of the married couple behind the farm, to describe what it is that makes the place ideal as a guest farm.
03.07.08Hotel Arctic launches new website with webcam Greenland's most popular hotel, Hotel Arctic in Ilulissat, has just launched a new website, one of the new functions of which is a webcam that looks out onto the Icefjord, the town's UNESCO heritage-listed pride and joy.
26.06.08Juuju the seal cub Thirty year-old John Josefsen from Paamiut had a surprise when he was sitting in his skiff South of Greenland’s capital Nuuk getting himself something to eat.
02.04.08How to travel to Greenland via Iceland US TRAVELERS: So you planned to travel to the Arctic this year with Air Greenland's route from Baltimore to Kangerlussuaq. A service which unfortunately is suspended now...
23.03.08White-tailed eagles in Greenland: Masters of the skies There is almost certainly no more admirable or magnificent bird in Greenland than the white-tailed eagle. Its existence in Greenland has been the stuff of myths and legends for centuries, and today both locals and visitors still stare in wonder when it calmly and graciously glides overhead with its more than two-metre wide wingspan.
21.03.08Greenland's history told in a cartoon strip At the end of summer 2008 the Greenlandic drawer and artist Nuka Godtfredsen expects to launch the first cartoon strips on life in Greenland prior to Danish colonisation in the 18th century. This will take place in close collaboration with the Danish National Museum, the publishers Ilinniusiorfik and the Greenlandic newspaper Sermitsiaq.
20.03.08Nuuk Snow Festival takes place in March Nuuk Snow Festival is an annual event in which creative sculptors have 4 days in which to create fantastic works and constructions from snow. Large compacted blocks of snow, which measure 3 metres in all three dimensions are transformed into imaginative snow sculptures before being judged by a jury consisting of architects and artists.
19.03.08New issue of Greenland Today hits the streets The first international magazine about Greenland, 'Greenland Today', was published in November 2007. The aim of the magazine is to create interest and debate with regard to Greenland and it includes travel reports and articles about art, the environment, politics and culture in Greenland.
18.03.08Winter break in Ilulissat and Kangerlussuaq Greenland Travel offers an eight-day package of pure adventure in North Greenland, where travellers will be able to visit the impressive birthplace of the icebergs in Ilulissat and experience the culture of Greenland.
17.03.08Travel tip: Cruise the Atlantic from Denmark to Greenland At the beginning of June, Albatros Travel is arranging a unique transatlantic cruise lasting 16 days from Copenhagen to Greenland via Bergen (Norway), the Faeroe Islands, Vestmanna Islands, Iceland, Cape Farewell and Kangerlussuaq.
16.03.08Ice fishing the East Greenlandic way When the ice appears on the fjords in Ammassalik from the middle of December, ice fishing can begin. Initially this takes place close to the town and the settlements, but as the snow makes valleys and mountain passes passable for dogsleds, more and more fishing takes place in the fjords further afield.
20.12.07Delicious lamb recipe by Greenlandic master chef Chef Jeppe Ejvind Nielsen has won the national championships for chefs two years running and is famous in Greenland for his innovative dishes in which Greenlandic ingredients make up the primary constituents without in any way eschewing foreign products.
19.12.07East Greenland seen through the lens of a nature photographer Greenland.com has the great pleasure of being able to present a series of photographs from East Greenland taken by nature photographer Morten Hilmer. Since 2005 he has been a member of the Sirius Patrol – a unit under the Danish armed forces that patrols all of Northeast Greenland on traditionally built dogsleds.
14.12.07Celebrating Christmas in Greenland Greenland is the home of Santa Claus, so Christmas is of course a major celebration here. As in many other parts of the world, preparations for Christmas take place throughout the month of December: Christmas decorations are cut out, biscuits and cakes are baked and a Christmas tree has to be chosen...
05.12.07The world’s toughest cross-country ski race: Arctic Circle Race The Arctic Circle Race is a cross-country ski race starting from Sisimiut, which lies north of the Arctic Circle. The race takes place every year and skiers from all over the world compete against each other in the classic cross-country style. In 2008 the race will be held from 1 – 8 April, and there is still time to sign up to take part in the race.
03.12.07Dogsled tour in East Greenland’s Liverpool Land If you would like to experience Greenland at its most beautiful and dramatic, then travel to the east coast and the unique area known as Liverpool Land. This area is characterised by huge mountains and glaciers and the Ice Sheet is very close by.
27.11.07Try a cruise along the coast of West Greenland with Clipper Adventurer Albatros Travel presents a fantastic cruise in Greenland aboard the Clipper Adventurer. Visit Kangerlussuaq, Sisimiut, Ilulissat, Uummannaq, the Eqi Glacier, Disko Island and Itilleq. The 9-day/7-night cruises with English-speaking tour guides will take place during the summer of 2008.
23.11.07Disko Bay: Greenland voyage on the new intimate MS Fram Sail aboard the 2007-built MS Fram, commemorating the famed Polar explorer Fridtjof Nansen’s ship of the same name. The luxurious 318-passenger ship has eight decks, measures 373 feet in length and 66 feet in width.
19.11.07Ilulissat is a birthplace of icebergs Visit the impressive birthplace of the icebergs and experience the culture of Greenland in Ilulissat. Greenland Travel has put together a 6 day-package of pure adventure in North Greenland.
05.11.07'TODAY' goes to Greenland and the Ends of the Earth In an Unprecedented Event "Today" Anchors Will Travel To the Top, Bottom and Middle of the World. The Trip Marks the First Time in History Anyone Has Communicated Live Simultaneously From the Arctic, the Antarctic and the Equator. The Adventure Begins November 5, As Part of NBC Universal's "Green Is Universal" Initiative.
01.11.07Users' own gallery The surfers of greenland.com have been encouraged to send us their best shots from Greenland. See the gallery here.
29.10.07Beautiful Greenland in pictures – send your favourite photo It’s a rewarding job being a photographer in Greenland. The scenery, the light, the ice, the wildlife and the people – Inuit. Ilulissat’s Ice Fjord, Tasiilaq’s characteristic dogsleds, the Norse ruins near Igaliku, the Ice Sheet at Kangerlussuaq and the humpback whales off the coast near Nuuk.
29.10.07Greenland Today: New international magazine about Greenland At the end of November a new magazine about Greenland will be published both in Denmark and the rest of the world. The magazine is called ‘Greenland Today’ and is published in both Danish and English.
24.10.07Send a postcard and Christmas wishes to Santa Claus in Greenland Christmas is approaching fast and at this time of year children and adults of all ages and from all over the world are sending their Christmas wishes to Santa Claus, who as everyone knows has his house, workshop and reindeer-driven sleigh in the far north of the country.
18.10.07Visit Greenland in the winter season If you dream about seeing Greenland in its white winter coat, driving a dogsled, seeing the northern lights, the Ice Sheet and much more besides, then you should choose a holiday in the winter season from January until April. By this time the period of total winter darkness will be over and the sun will be higher and higher in the sky for every passing day.
15.10.07Feature: Restaurant H8 offers the best from the Arctic Ocean Idyllically situated in the small North Greenlandic settlement of Rodebay, which has just 50 inhabitants, is the restaurant H8, which serves lunches with delicious samples of traditional, maritime food, which is freshly caught and tastes quite unforgettable.
17.09.07Guess a number and win a holiday to Greenland with gnuf.com The people behind the betting and gambling site, gnuf.com, were in Greenland this spring to carry out a crazy record attempt that has never been attempted before: To roll two huge dice each weighing half a tonne (1100 lbs) down a snow-covered mountainside in Nuuk, Greenland’s capital.
31.08.07Get a Greenlandic driving licence – for dogsled driving! With East Greenland’s snow-covered alpine mountains as a backdrop and the Northern Lights illuminating the Arctic sky, this winter you’ll have the opportunity to experience the essence of Greenlandic culture at first hand – namely dogsled driving, where you yourself will play a particularly active role.
24.08.07Northern Lights: Football with walrus skulls The Northern lights dancing across the night sky is a sight for the gods which winter holiday guests in Greenland are also very likely to be lucky enough to see. From early spring the night sky is regularly illuminated by the green glow of the Northern Lights.
20.08.07Greenland Adventure Race soon to begin Once again it is time for the tough and demanding South Greenland adventure race, when Greenland Adventure Race gets underway on 5 September 2007.
17.08.07Ilulissat Icefjord: A world-class tourist attraction in retreat In 2004 Ilulissat Icefjord was admitted onto UNESCO’s World Heritage List, and is today at the centre of the huge international focus on global warming thanks to extensive media coverage, visits by tourists, and study trips by professionals and politicians alike.
16.08.07Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel visits Greenland In her current capacity as current president of the G8, Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel paid a visit to Ilulissat, Greenland, on 16th August together with the federal minister for the environment, Sigmar Gabriel.
03.08.07Qeqertarsuaq – the whales’ playground Every year during the summer, Qeqertarsuaq (Danish name: Godhavn), which is situated on Disko Island, becomes the scene for playful humpback whales. As at no other place in Greenland, the local waters make up the setting for a spectacular show as the whales leap out of the water, flick their tails and flippers and emit characteristic calls and grunts!
01.08.07Air Greenland: Easier online booking of flights Air Greenland is changing its booking system, which will have consequences for individual travellers, tour operators and for the increasing number of people who choose to purchase their tickets on the Internet.
02.07.07Experience Northeast Greenland the Sirius Patrol way The Sirius Patrol is one of the most specialised military units in the world, whose job it is to patrol the whole of Northeast Greenland by dogsled, on foot or by boat.
17.06.07Adventurous kayaking and trekking in South Greenland Tasermiut Expeditions now offers you the chance to travel through a wild region and experience some spectacular scenery full of icebergs and glaciers.
14.06.07Experience the best Arctic char fishing of your life at Sisimiut At least once in your life you should treat yourself to the experience of virgin char fishing, which is almost – but only almost – too good to be true and is set in magnificent and totally unspoilt natural surroundings.
08.06.07On a cruise with M/V Ocean Nova to Disko Bay Albatros Travel is offering an 8-day trip in August, of which four nights are spent onboard M/V Ocean Nova, which sails from Kangerlussuaq/Sdr. Strømfjord in the south to Disko Bay in the north and calls at some of Greenland’s most richly contrasting towns and places of interest.
28.05.07Delicious summer recipes from Royal Greenland Do you love prawns and all types of seafood? If so, take a look at greenland.com, where you can find simple recipes from six internationally renowned master chefs, who have provided Royal Greenland with gastronomic inspiration for the kitchen.
24.05.07Historical Maiden Flight US-Greenland Today is the day Air Greenland starts the new route to Baltimore, USA. At 09.30 hrs Air Greenland’s aircraft, Kunuunnguaq, takes off from Kangerlussuaq and after a 5-hour flight lands at Baltimore Airport.
15.05.07Climate change attracts American tourists This autumn the American tour operator Betchart Expeditions will be sending the first group of ‘climate tourists’ to East Greenland on the expedition ship M/S Aleksey Maryshev to study the Warming Island phenomenon, which recently grabbed headlines all over the world.
23.04.07Record attempt in dice throwing from Nuuk The Swedish Internet betting and gambling site, www.gnuf.com, will be making a Guinness record attempt in Nuuk on 22 April this year.
09.04.07Fly to East Greenland via Iceland This summer Air Iceland will once again have daily flights to Kulusuk – the East Greenlandic town on the island of the same name.
02.04.07World-class heli-skiing in Greenland From the end of April until the beginning of June the experienced Greenland heli-ski guide, Frenchman Ary Dedet, will be offering world-class heli-ski trips in some of the most beautiful and unspoilt areas of Greenland.
29.03.07Visit Nuuk with a stopover in Iceland and the Blue Lagoon This summer Air Iceland is opening a route from Reykjavik to Nuuk, as a result of which Greenland Travel is offering a package deal that combines the two capitals in one trip.
23.03.07April marks the end of the dogsled season At the end of April the dogsled town, Ilulissat, extends an open invitation to the year’s last dogsled trip in Arctic Palerfik 2007.
21.03.07New possibilities for overnight accommodation in Igaliku South Greenland’s idyllic settlement of Igaliku, which has just 50 inhabitants, will soon be able to offer better facilities for staying overnight in Blue Ice Explorer’s new hostel, which can accommodate 16 guests.
17.03.07Travelling independently with Arctic Umiaq Line Arctic Umiaq Line, or simply AUL, is Greenland's national shipping company, which is now owned by Air Greenland and Royal Greenland.
07.03.07Air Greenland has extended its 2007 summer timetable Air Greenland is extending its summer timetable with 12 return flights between Copenhagen and Greenland, and for the first time Sunday flights to Greenland have been introduced.
28.02.07New tourism web site is now online February 28 marked the day when the tourism web site at www.greenland.com was launched with a completely new design and content
27.02.07Sharp focus on sales of holidays Tourist companies that market holidays to Greenland on Greenland Tourist and Business Council’s newly launched website, www.greenland.com, will have optimum opportunities to promote and sell their products.
26.02.07SAS to fly to Greenland once again Scandinavian Airlines Danmark will be opening a new route to Kangerlussuaq (Søndre Strømfjord) in May of this year.
25.02.07New Air Iceland-route between Keflavik-Nuuk This summer, Air Iceland will further increase the frequency of its scheduled flights to Greenland offering flights to Nuuk on the west coast of Greenland.
25.02.07Final countdown for US-Greenland route to open With less than 100 days to go before the first direct route to Greenland from the US, managing director of Greenland Tourism & Business Council, Stig Rømer Winther, announces that tourism industry in Greenland is well prepared for receiving Canadian and US citizens from May 24.
23.02.07Topas offers complete holiday packages online Topas has become the first Greenlandic tour operator to offer customers online booking of package holidays, whereby the customer can save DKK 150 in relation to customer-operated telephone bookings.
15.02.07Global warming with focus on Greenland The International Polar Year, abbreviated to IPY, is a major research project that aims to apply focus to the polar areas in both north and south. The Polar Year actually covers a period of two years, starting in March 2007 and running until March 2009.
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