Hiker under the Northern Lights in Iceland. As the world unites and strives for further development, … [+]
In 2024, The Nordics, a federation of seven Nordic tourism boards, aims to reimagine sustainable travel. Supported by the European Union, this collection of countries renowned for their breathtaking landscapes and cultural vibrancy showcases a wealth of eco-friendly initiatives and pioneering accommodation options.
Scandinavia not only showcases the region’s natural beauty to travelers, but also actively contributes to a positive impact on the environment and local communities, in line with the global movement towards a more sustainable future. We encourage you to join us on this journey. Here are some of our exciting offerings for 2024.
Duck house on the village pond, Norby, Samsø, Jutland, Denmark
Denmark
In 2024, Denmark is introducing an exciting new district: Carlsberg City District. This area is considered both Copenhagen’s “newest” and “oldest” district, as it is rooted in the history of the famous Carlsberg brewery dating back to 1847.
This dynamic neighborhood filled with restaurants, art spaces, trendy shops and hotels is now even more accessible thanks to American Airlines’ new daily nonstop flights from Philadelphia to Copenhagen from June to October 2024. Masu. Our unwavering commitment to sustainability is underlined by the introduction of two new electric ferries in 2024, transporting regions such as southern Funen and our commitment to renewable energy and from beautiful beaches to cozy country inns. It will connect the charming island of Samsø, which is known for its wide range of services. , for a delicious gourmet experience.
faroe islands
In 2024, travelers to the Faroe Islands will enjoy a unique local experience at Hanuzarstva, a restored cottage on the beautiful island of Esturoy. Introducing an authentic Faroe Island hospitality experience known as Heimablídni. Enjoy home-cooked meals made with ingredients from the on-site farm and nearby villages. Hosts and farmers Harriet and John help guests experience an authentic snapshot of everyday life in this beautiful village, just 60 minutes’ drive from the capital Tórshavn.
For those looking for a bit of luxury, Hotel Foroyal will introduce a new spa, Les Spa, in late 2024. Located above Tórshavn, this spa features indoor and outdoor pools, a sauna, a rooftop pool and an outdoor Jacuzzi. more. The spa offers stunning views of the surrounding area.
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Finland
Visitors to Finland should head to Turku, the county’s oldest city and former capital in 2024. With an astonishing 40,000 islands, each boasting beautiful scenery, the Finnish archipelago offers endless exploration options, from stunning hiking and biking routes (including 255 miles of archipelago trails) to beautiful sailing opportunities. And don’t forget to visit Lake Saimaa, European Gastronomic Region 2024, where pristine nature meets great cuisine.
Greenland
In Greenland, enjoy an unforgettable slow travel experience aboard Arctic Umiaq Line’s coastal ferry Sarfaq Ittuk. His 14-day journey from Nanoltalik to Upernavik allows visitors to experience an amazing community and culture.
Iceland
In 2024, Iceland will focus on environmental friendliness and promote slow travel during the off-season. For adventure-loving travelers, Kerringarfjöll in the central plateau offers a unique experience with the soon-to-open Highland Base Bus. Additionally, his three national parks in Iceland, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Thingvellir and Vatnajökull, adhere to the country’s groundbreaking guidelines for responsible tourism while remaining true to the region’s stunning natural beauty. invites adventurers to immerse themselves in the blessings of
Norway has some great cruising opportunities
Norway
In 2024, Norway will give travelers the opportunity to sustainably explore its coastline thanks to hybrid and electric ships from Hurtigruten or Havila. Each offers a stunning coastal experience that boosts the local economy while minimizing environmental impact.
Further inland, the Norwegian Trekking Association operates eco-friendly hiking cottages that allow hikers to sustainably enjoy the country’s breathtaking wilderness. Hamalen Activity Park’s Treetop Walk offers an immersive forest experience 50 feet above the ground, offering a unique perspective. Additionally, the opening of Basecamp Narvik in January 2024 will bring a modern apartment hotel to Narvikferret in northern Norway with 54 self-catering rooms and stunning fjord views.
Sweden
Sweden is set to become an exciting and sustainable destination in 2024, offering visitors a unique and environmentally friendly travel experience. Sweden emphasizes sustainability and its positive impact on local communities and invites visitors to take advantage of nature-based experiences with suppliers committed to sustainability through Nature’s Best Sweden.