The North Atlantic islands consist of – running from west to east – ,Greenland
, Iceland
and the Faroe Islands
. These islands are situated between North America and Northern Europe, all located close to the Arctic Circle. They have common historical roots due to the fact that all three islands were colonised by the Vikings during what is now known as the Viking Age (700 to 1050 AD).
Today they’re all modern societies with strong links to Scandinavia (the Faroe Islands and Greenland are both part of the Danish Community of the Realm). As travel destinations they’re typically characterised by terms such as scenic, spectacular, unspoilt, purity, peace and their unique culture.
This website has been produced as an element of the tourism cooperation that takes place under the auspices of NATA (North Atlantic Tourism Association). This website should be seen as a supplement to each of the individual tourism councils’ own sites and thus doesn’t contain an unnecessary amount of detail. Focus is applied to ensuring a good experience for the user and indeed the users’ own input.
Happy browsing and a very nice day to all! Greetings
Deadline: 13. februar 2012
Download english-version application form, Tourism Development and Marketing here
Download dansk-sproget ansøgningsskema, Turismeudvikling og markedsføring her
Download english-version application form, Travel Support here
Download dansk-sproget ansøgningsskema, Rejsestøtte her
Turismesamarbejde mellem Grønland, Island og Færøerne
Alle, med interesse i at fremme turismerelationerne mellem landene, kan søge om midler til finansiering af projekter, ideer, produktudvikling, rejser eller lignende. Ansøgninger skal minimum indeholde samarbejde mellem to ud af de tre lande.
Ansøgning udfyldes på dansk eller engelsk.
Med venlig hilsen/Greetings
NATA
c/o Vinnuhúsið / House of Industry
Smærugøta 9A
Postboks 1038
FO-100 Tórshavn
Faroe Islands
Fax +298 30 9901
Tel. +298 30 9914
Mail: mette@industry.fo