In a world shaped by speed and constant connectivity, many travellers are seeking something quieter. Not isolation for its own sake, but space. Space to think, to walk without urgency, to sit beside a fjord or tundra and simply observe.
During the 2021 UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, 50 Degrees North Nordic, along with 300 other tourism companies, became one of the founding signatories of the Glasgow Declaration. Here is our plan forward. You can follow our progress by reading our annual Impact Reports linked at the bottom.
Scandinavian history is bold, colourful and even violent. What comes to mind when you think of bygone times of the Nordic region?
50 Degrees North wins 'Norway's Leading Tour Operator' at the World Travel Awards for the fourth year running. “We are very pleased with this award following the challenging year for the travel and tourism industry”, said Tietse Stelma, 50 Degrees North’s Norwegian founder and CEO.