How a new partnership with the U.S. National Park Service could help Greenland grow sustainable tourism
The NPS’s Office of International Affairs is sharing expertise with Greenland tourism officials as the country plans for more visitors to its natural areas.
The Office of International Affairs is one of the smallest units of the U.S. National Park Service, employing only six people. As just one indication of how small the program is, they have no travel budget of their own and must instead rely on funding from other departments.
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