Norse Atlantic Airways announced on Wednesday its latest service between the U.S. and Europe, with bookings open right away and a limited-time promo deal available.
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WHY IT RATES: As the world collectively strives for a more environmentally conscious future, The Nordics presents a compelling tapestry of new and enhanced experiences across the region to propel this effort. —Janeen Christoff, TravelPulse Managing Editor
The Nordics, a consortium of the seven Nordic tourism boards of Denmark, Faroe Islands, Finland, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden co-funded by the European Union, is set to redefine sustainable travel in 2024.
As the world collectively strives for a more environmentally conscious future, The Nordics, renowned for its stunning landscapes, cultural richness, and steadfast commitment to sustainability, presents a compelling tapestry of new and enhanced experiences across the region to propel this effort. From innovative eco-friendly initiatives to pioneering accommodations, The Nordics invites travelers to embark on a journey that not only immerses them in the region's natural beauty but actively contributes positive impacts on the environment and local communities they visit.
In 2024, Denmark beckons exploration of The Carlsberg City District, Copenhagen’s “newest” and “oldest” neighborhood rooted in the history of the iconic Carlsberg brewery, dating back to 1847. This vibrant neighborhood, adorned with restaurants, creative spaces, and hotels, becomes even more accessible with American Airlines' new direct route from Philadelphia to Copenhagen, offering daily departures from June to October 2024. Furthermore, Denmark's commitment to sustainability shines through with the introduction of two new electric ferries by Molslinjen in 2024, connecting regions like south Funen and the eco-friendly island of Samsø, renowned for its renewable energy initiatives and diverse offerings from white sandy beaches to cozy countryside inns to unforgettable gastronomy experiences.
In 2024, travelers to the Faroe Islands can embrace authentic local living at Hanusarstova, a restored cottage on the island of Eysturoy offering a genuine Faroese hospitality experience, known as Heimablídni. With homemade meals sourced from the farm and nearby village, the hosts and farmers, Harriet and John, provide a true taste of local life in this picturesque village just one hour’s drive from the capital, Tórshavn. For those seeking a touch of luxury, Hotel Føroyar is set to introduce its new spa, Ress Spa, in the latter half of the year. Perched above Tórshavn, this spa facility will offer indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, a rooftop pool, ice bath, and an outdoor jacuzzi, all while providing guests with breathtaking views of the city, ocean, and surrounding islands.
Finland signals travelers to Turku in 2024, its oldest city and former capital, offering a vibrant city culture and
Norse Atlantic Airways announced on Wednesday its latest service between the U.S. and Europe, with bookings open right away and a limited-time promo deal available.
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It just got easier to visit Greece from the United States. Norse Atlantic Airways, a low-cost airline based in Oslo, Norway, announced a new route between New York’s John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK) and Athens International Airport in Greece on Wednesday. The flight will operate five times per week from May 30, 2024 through Oct. 26, 2024, the airline shared withTravel + Leisure. The new flight has a duration of 9 hours and 35 minutes. Currently, the airline operates service between New York and Athens with a stopover in London’s Gatwick airport for a total duration of 18 hours. “This launch underscores our commitment to meeting the evolving travel needs of our passengers," Norse Atlantic Airways’ CEO and Founder Bjorn Tore Larsen said in a statement shared with T+L. «We believe this route will not only cater to the demand for travel to Greece but will also create opportunities for cultural exchange and business collaborations between these two vibrant destinations,”
The 1.5 billion euros construction project is a state-of-the-art facility projected to generate 3,000 construction jobs and 3,000 permanent jobs that will not only stimulate the local economy of Athens, but will also have an immediate positive impact on Greece’s economy as well.
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New non-stop flights between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Verona (Italy), Narvik-Lofoten Islands (Norway) and Kalamata (Greece). Resumption of service to Minneapolis (Minnesota, USA). Extension through summer of service to Raleigh-Durham (North Carolina, USA), Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates) and Tromsø (Norway).
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Sustainable travel in the Nordics embodies a commitment to environmental conservation, cultural preservation, and responsible tourism practices, making the region a frontrunner in eco-friendly and mindful exploration.
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