Kotzebue and Bettles shape roadless Kobuk Valley travel through authorised bush aviation.

Greenland tourism could emerge as an important beneficiary of the EU’s new €200 million partnership, with investment spanning connectivity, infrastructure and sustainable development. As Greenland improves access and strengthens local communities, the programme could create better conditions for tourism businesses while supporting the island’s wider Arctic economy.

Greenland moves to keep Narsarsuaq open as Qaqortoq and Nuuk reshape South Greenland travel.

Greenland and France come together to support each other in the development of tourism, culture, and global travels due to newly established cooperation.

United Kingdom, Denmark and United States travellers boost Nuuk, Greenland tourism through fjord trips, hiking, culture and Arctic adventures.

Quark Expeditions guests witness a rare 2026 total solar eclipse from Greenland during Arctic voyages featuring astronomy and photography experts.

Greenland tourism faces a 2027 access squeeze as Kulusuk’s shorter season complicates Tasiilaq travel.

Aurora Expeditions updates travellers on polar voyages, safety, flexibility and changing expedition conditions.

Greenland is accelerating tourism growth in 2026 through new airports, sustainable tourism policies, expanded air connectivity and a long-term visitor strategy.

Greenland’s Polar Circle Marathon links Copenhagen with Kangerlussuaq through Arctic stays, glacier trips and event-led tourism.

Ilulissat’s new Copenhagen route could strain hotel rooms, harbour capacity and Icefjord tours as larger aircraft boost arrivals.

Qaqortoq’s new air gateway removes the Narsarsuaq transfer but exposes bus, boat and seasonal helicopter gaps across South Greenland.

Seabourn Venture brings fresh produce to a remote Greenland community, showing how expedition cruises can support local connections.

Greenland eclipse trips face access risks as Reykjavík links, Ittoqqortoormiit transfers and flexible routing shape chances of totality.

The digital landscape has been buzzing with the highly dramatic and highly unusual ice-bergs- capsizing incident from the Ilulissat, the site of one of the UNESCO World Heritage listed sites.