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Why it's worth getting to know Julia, Visit Greenland’s new Director

Julia Pars has great visions for lifting up the Greenland tourism industry as a diverse yet cohesive entity. Read here about what this means for your important role as a local or international stakeholder.

Julia Pars will be the new Director at Visit Greenland

Tourism is growing in Greenland, which means new and exciting challenges for the industry. It is therefore with great pleasure that we welcome Julia Pars to lead the Visit Greenland team in the coming years.
Kamiks and souvenirs at the Hotel Narsaq shop on the old harbour in Narsaq in South Greenland. Photo by Mads Pihl.

How to use the new Travel Trade website

Learn how to get the best out of Visit Greenland’s brand new corporate site
Pink sky, colourful Nuuk. Photo by Elia Locardi - Visit Greenland

Visit Greenland’s New Year’s resolution 2020

On behalf of Visit Greenland, I wish all business partners, DMOs, travel agents, the press and not least tourists a Happy New Year.
Female hiker enjoying the scenery at Amitsorsuaq Lake along the Arctic Circle Trail. Photo by Lina Stock - Visit Greenland

#2 Webinar summary of Preparing for Post-COVID travel to Greenland

As Greenland opens up for post-COVID travel, the industry is now working to reshift its way of thinking in order to deal with the tourism halt - despite the strict entry requirements enforced by the government.

Visit Greenland director gives thanks and evaluates

“I am proud to have put responsible tourism with a focus on sustainability on the agenda.” On the 26th of February, Julia Pars will have her last day at the office in Nuuk.

Greenland operator event guidelines

How does Visit Greenland engage in trade shows, workshops, and trade missions? The tourism trade shows, workshops, and trade missions are valuable for meeting current and new business partners, and Visit Greenland aims to establish contact with relevant agents and other potential partners.

Letter from the new director

One of the most important things in times of crisis is to understand the impact that it has on people's behaviour. When tourism starts again, it will not be the same as it was before.
Hikers enjoying the view. Photo - Aningaaq R. Carlsen, Visit Greenland

Visit Greenland’s video is shortlisted for an Internet Oscar - a Webby Award.

Visit Greenland has made the ‘big league’! Their locally-produced video, ‘Future of Travel in Greenland’, which is about COVID-19 and their staycation campaign, Nunarput Nuan, has been nominated for a Webby, the Oscars of the internet.