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Module 11:
What about sustainable travel
in Norway?
In Norway, we are very proud of our nature with dramatic waterfalls, crystal clear fjords, majestic mountains, and spectacular glaciers. And we intend to keep it that way – it is a priority both on a national and a local level to preserve these landscapes.
In this module you will learn about travelling green in Norway.
In this module you will learn about travelling green in Norway.
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From jumps and turns in Trysil bike arena, to rafting, climbing, and hiking – experience Trysil in summer!
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More and more visitors come for the peace and quietness by more than 900 lakes, just interrupted by folk music and wild animals.
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The Lillehammer region is known to the world for the Olympic winter games in 1994 and the Netflix series Lilyhammer. Go there for real and take part…
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Step on world famous mountain plateaus like Preikestolen and Kjerag, and then challenge yourself on the 4444 steps of the wooden staircase of…
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The Lyngenfjord and the Lyngsalpene mountain range form an Arctic area of exotic and family-friendly outdoor activities based on pure fun…
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The Golden Road is a surprise of many colours – easily accessible in the middle of Norway. This fun detour landscape gives you great…
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Start planning here for dinner at the underwater restaurant “Under” or a stay at Lindesnes lighthouse. Don’t miss a day at 800…
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Traditional villages, living folk traditions, and activities that really get your heart rate going. In the Setesdal valley, new adventures await…
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From close encounters with the weather and long forest walks, to the underwater restaurant “Under” and charming white-painted wooden…
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Ecotourism Norway
Awarded to businesses that hold a high international level in ecotourism.
Nordic Swan
The Nordic Swan indicates that a product satisfies strict demands within energy efficiency, materials and chemicals.
Eco-Lighthouse
This certification places demands on energy use, waste disposal, transportation, procurement and work environment.
Blue Flag
Global, prestigious eco label for beaches and marinas.
ISO 14001
Given to enterprises with a high-quality environmental managing system for organizational performance.
Green key
Global eco label for accommodation providers and attractions.
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Sustainability
in Norway
in Norway
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How expensive is it in Norway?
In this module you will learn how your clients can get the best value for money on a holiday in Norway.
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Where can I learn about Vikings and the Sami in Norway?
From the belligerent Vikings through adventurous polar explorers to today’s Sami population, in this module you will learn about Norway’s colourful cultural heritage.
Reindeer.
Photo: Arne Nohr
Photo: Arne Nohr
Read more on visitnorway.com
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Typically Norwegian
There is a reason why the Norwegians are among the happiest people on earth. Learn the noble art of “kos”, taste some weird and wonderful food, and join us during our favourite holidays. And we know you’ll want to get a closer look at those fierce Vikings!
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Urban green
Oslo is officially The European Green Capital of 2019. Three people living the green dream in Oslo have handpicked ten examples of the city’s numerous nature-based discoveries.
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7 sustainable adventures
Embark on a more sustainable adventure in Norway. Join seven people that live their dream on everything from glacier hiking to whale safaris.
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Norway singled out as one of the world's most sustainable holiday destinations
… and three destinations stand out in particular.
