Greenland looks to grow tourism by tapping adventure, winter travel trends
The national tourism board is looking to establish itself as an adventure tourism destination ahead of expanded airport capacity coming into use in 2023.
February 27, 2020
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Greenland is looking to attract 15,000 more visitors over the next three years by promoting winter tourism and appealing to people looking to take part in physically challenging activities during their stay.
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