Slow opening of the Falkland Islands to tourists?
In the Falkland Islands, preparations for the upcoming tourist season are being discussed and a relaxation of the quarantine requirement is being considered.
What’s going on now in the 2021 Arctic season?
Arctic season is just around the corner and it’s hardly clear what will actually happen and what won’t.
Silversea – new from Puerto Williams to Antarctica
Starting in November 2021, shipping company and operator Silversea will launch three expedition cruise ships to Antarctica from Puerto Williams, Chile.
Our new website: Polar-Kreuzfahrten
We at PolarJournal are pleased to present special expedition cruises to the polar regions together with information about each region on our new website.
Flights to the North Pole also planned from Russia
The governor of Russia’s Krasnoyarsk region believes that flights from Khatanga to the North Pole is a great opportunity for the region to promote tourism.
Large government package for Svalbard’s tourism companies
The Norwegian government is supporting 13 tourism companies on Svalbard with a large aid package to cushion the COVID measures through realignments.
TV tip: Antarctica – The frozen time
Television channel ARTE shows online and on its TV channel an exciting and above all intimate side of a hardly visited region of Antarctica.
Blatter planned to award 2026 World Cup to Antarctica
Disgraced former FIFA president Sepp Blatter planned to host the 2026 World Cup in Antarctica. This was reported by PADDYPOWER NEWS.
Kamchatka – volcanic eruption causes flow of tourists
Authorities in the town of Kiyuchi, 30 kilometers away, warn adventure tourists not to visit the Klyuchevskoy volcano.
SH Minerva structure from Swan Hellenic completed
The shell of the SH “Minerva” is completed in the workshops of Helsinki Shipyard Inc. There are still a few detail works to be done in the exterior area
Launching of m/v Janssonius from Oceanwide Expeditions
It’s not every day that one has a reason to celebrate, but the March 11, 2021 launch of Oceanwide Expeditions’ new ship certainly is.
Ice Art Championships in Fairbanks
Fairbanks is home to the Ice Art Championships, one of the largest ice sculpture competitions and exhibitions in the world. These take place in February and March.
What’s up for the 2021 Arctic season?
The 2021 Arctic tourism season is facing major challenges and operators are organizing their plans accordingly.
Closure of the Nikel plant at last
The small town of Nikel, in the far northwest of Russia suffered greatly from air pollution from the local nickel smelter. This has now been closed.
Orcas off the coast of Norway
Watching orcas off the coast of northern Norway has become a popular highlight and the intelligent marine mammals fascinate even experienced journalists.
Keel laying of the “SH Vega” from Swan Hellenic
February 11, 2021 marked the keel laying of “SH Vega”, the second of three specially designed expedition cruise ships from Swan Hellenic.
How vulnerable are Antarctic animals to SARS-CoV-2?
The SARS-CoV-2 virus could be introduced into Antarctic wildlife, but the risk is low and can be greatly reduced by taking measures.
AECO and Arctic tourism deeper in crisis
Canada and Norway’s extended closures of their Arctic regions are shocking expedition tour operators and plunging some into even deeper crises.
No cruise ships in Canada until February 2022
As the Canadian government announced there will be no cruises in their waters this year. This applies for now until the end of February 2022.
North Pole – Camp Barneo cancelled again
What was expected for days has now arrived – the Icecamp Barneo will not be built, again because of COVID. The 2021 season therefore ends before it even begins.
Cape Race – mare’s platform in the Arctic Ocean
The well-known German publishing house mareverlag is not only active in publishing, but also operates the “Cape Race”, a small, charming expedition ship, in the northern regions.
Disney goes Antarctica – Expedition offer for families
Cruise line Adventures by Disney is offering voyages to Antarctica specifically for families starting in December.
New entry regulations for Franz Josef Land?
At the conference of the Ministry of Far East and Arctic, tourism and an easier entry to Franz Josef Land were discussed.
Small ships = big ships in the Arctic
Small expedition ships in the Arctic will not disappear, because they were able to successfully carry out voyages despite COVID pandemic.
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