Brochures & Booklets
Find Visit Greenland’s collection of booklets and brochures to use for yourself or to give to your customers.
Ask us at info@visitgreenland.com and see if we have a printed version available of a particular booklet, or if you want to go ahead and get one of our brochures printed yourself.
Otherwise, you can download a pdf of each of them down below.
Greenland Brochure
Want to learn more about Greenland in general? This brochure gives the quick information needed, for all that are interested in traveling to Greenland. Read what you can expect to come across, whether it is Northern Lights, food, the language, etc.
Adventure Travel in Greenland
The Greenlandic Pioneering Nation brand and Visit Greenland’s tourism development work sits on a platform of values based in responsible adventure tourism. In a series of 11 articles about adventure travel in theory and practice we paint a portrait of contemporary tourism in Greenland.
The Market Segmentation tool
This is a tool that teaches about the 11 market segments in Greenland. International partners can learn how to identify their clients as these types of tourists and learn how to tailor marketing content directly for their segment.
The Promotion Tool
In this booklet you will find information about our new website functionalities, free-of-charge useful tools and information for your marketing material as well as new ways to make you more visible.
Online Reputation Management
Find good advice in this Online Reputation Management booklet, which we created precisely to guide you through the process of discovering and managing your online reputation.
Advertising on VisitGreenland.com
In September 2017 Visit Greenland relaunched its award winning website with a new name and a new design! A more up-to-date expression with improved content focusing on story-telling and usefulness should enhance the user-friendliness and improve the relevance of our content.
The Tourism Strategy 2021-2024
The strategy is directed widely at all who work directly or indirectly with tourism, from the operators who meet the tourists directly to municipalities and administrations dealing with the framework conditions for tourism, as well as educational institutions that help to create and disseminate knowledge about the profession.
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