Aurora Expeditions underway with new ship
Australian expedition operator Aurora Expeditions has launched its second purpose-built small ship, the “Sylvia Earle” in Sydney.
Quark lights up its 2024 Arctic season
With one of the broadest ranges of regions and experiences, Quark Expeditions aims to bring guests closer to the Arctic in 2024.
Past summer season shows rays of hope for Svalbard tourism
Svalbard’s tourism figures have gone up again this year and yet the season has been anything but trouble-free
Visit Greenland focuses on more expedition instead of classic cruise
Greenland’s tourism industry leader Visit Greenland sees no future for the traditional cruise industry in Greenland and is withdrawing support.
Greenland’s tourism shows its potential and plans to keep learning
Greenland wants to learn even more from its neighbors Iceland and the Faroe Islands at the largest tourism fair in the North Atlantic in order to present itself as an attractive destination.
PTGA wants to ensure quality standards for polar guides
The Polar Tourism Guide Association wants to ensure a minimum standard for polar guides and thus make the profession more professional.
Greenlandic politicians call for limit on cruise tourists
Two mayors in Greenland are calling for a cap of 1,000 cruise passengers per day in their regions. So things could get tight for cruise lines.
Svalbard – Norway odyssey – Following the aurora from North to South
A polar expedition of a different kind is offered by the Swedish company PolarQuest, taking guests from Svalbard to northern Norway, following the magical Aurora borealis.
Around 81,000 euros fine for shipping company after violation of weapons law
Due to missing permits, a French shipping company was heavily fined by the governor of Svalbard for serious violation of the Weapons Act.
Expedition ship detained in Svalbard due to defects
An expedition ship of a Nordic shipping company must remain in port until further notice due to numerous defects detected after an accident-related inspection.
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For the first time, a shipping company has used helicopters to transport its guests from the ship to the Greenland Ice Sheet.
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South Greenland is not only a place of spectacular scenery, but also a place of activities beyond the ordinary.
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A very personal visit to Aappilattoq shows how people live in the south of Greenland, amidst high mountain flanks, deep fjords and icebergs.
Ponant reaches the North Pole
The “Le Commandant Charcot” of the French shipping company Ponant reached 90° North for the first time with passengers on July 13, 2022.
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The helicopters aboard the Ultramarine feature prominently on the fourth day of the voyage, offering unique glimpses of southwest Greenland.
Illegal weapons seized on cruise ships off Svalbard
During the search of two ships, the governor of Svalbard seized several weapons and ammunition.
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On the third day in South Greenland, the advantage of having different transportation options on board becomes apparent as we explore the unknown.
On the road with PolarJournal – Adventure South Greenland Blog 3
Being on the road in Greenland is an adventure in itself. There are hardly any roads, and if you want to get from A to B, you have to use ships, boats, planes or helicopters. We have all three transportation options and therefore have three adventure options. For our captain, this trip is also an […]
Traveling with PolarJournal – South Greenland Adventure Blog 2
On day 2 of our blog series “Traveling with PolarJournal” comes the question of how an adventure actually starts.
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In the series ” Traveling with PolarJournal” author Michael Wenger undertakes an expedition trip to South Greenland, which wants to do things differently than everyone else.
Bird lovers boost Alaska’s economy
Alaska’s more than 500 species of birds attract so many birders that they generate enormous revenues for the local economy.
Sustainability in the Polar Regions: How much tourism is acceptable?
At the Dutch Polar Symposium in The Hague, one of the issues discussed was how many visitors and what activities are compatible with nature conservation in the Arctic and Antarctic.
Greenland is prepared to limit cruise activity to prevent narwhal loss
Hunters are convinced they can eat their narwhals and have them too
Svalbard’s population favours tourism, but not cruises
“Tourism, yes. Cruise tourism, no” is the result of a survey conducted by Visit Svalbard among the local population.
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