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Greenland

Greenland is the world’s largest island and has an incredible natural wilderness. In Greenland it is possible to experience extreme conditions, arctic wildlife and adventure in world’s most dramatic landscapes.

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Iceland

Iceland is a country of extreme geological contrasts, home to some of the largest glaciers in Europe, and some of the world’s most active volcanoes. Iceland is also known as the land of the sagas.

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Faroe Islands

Faroe Islands, a breathtaking world of unspoiled scenery, authentic culture, and amazing birdlife in the heart of the North Atlantic. A modern country despite the remote and isolated location.

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What is nata?

NATA (North Atlantic Tourism Association) offers grants and travel support for projects that increase cooperation in tourism in Greenland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands

NATA offers grants in two areas:
1. Tourism development and marketing
2. Travel support for school groups, sports organisations and cultural exchanges

Tourism Development
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how to apply

This short guide explains how to apply for a NATA grant. Anyone from Greenland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands can apply.

Application guide

Approved Grants

NATA offers grants and travel support for projects that reflect our mission – to promote cooperation in tourism between Greenland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands. See examples of approved grants by clicking the button.

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News

Connecting North Atlantic Islands through Dance Art
Yelena Arakelow writes to NATA that: “Connecting North Atlantic Islands through Dance Art” is a project to connect professional artists within the field of dance in the North Atlantic Islands. The aim is to create a network for sharing resources and supporting innovative initiatives. The project is created by and for freelance dance artists working […]
July 12, 2023
Apply grant from NATA: deadline 25th of September 2023
NATA now invites applications within the North Atlantic Countries. NATA (North Atlantic Tourism Association) supports projects with collaborating partners from at least two of the three member countries: FAROE ISLANDS, ICELAND AND GREENLAND. NATA’s vision is to: In 2023, NATA is particularly interested in projects that focus on regenerating tourism after Covid-19, sustainability, and digitization […]
June 13, 2023
Faroese football fitness team visits Iceland
Heilsufótbólturin á Argjum (football fitness team from Faroe Islands) was in Iceland 17-22 may 2023. The ladies say that they had a fantastic trip – see their travel report below: There were 22 women travelling together, our age range being from 46 to 69. The purpose of the trip was to strengten the team spirit […]
June 2, 2023
Approved grants spring 2023
The following applications were approved a grant from NATA at the latest application round in March 2023 Tourism Development and Marketing DKK   Project name Grant Countries New forms of slow tourism through informed walking. Arctic Culture Lab. Grønland 100.000 GL-IS Development in sustainability efforts in tourism. Visit North Iceland. Island. 45.000 IS-FO Mikrospinderi på […]
May 2, 2023
From small settlement in Greenland to the big city, Reykjavík
In May 2022, two students and a teacher from 8th grade in the Itilleq school in Greenland went on a study trip to Iceland. Itilleq is a small settlement in Qeqqata municipality in West Greenland, with 90 inhabitans. The settlement is located on an island about 45 km south of Sisimiut. There is no road […]
January 20, 2023
NATA INVITES TOURISM AND TRAVEL SUPPORT APPLICATIONS FOR 2023
The deadline for applications is 27th of February 2023 NATA now invites applications within the two categories: To apply please fill in and submit one of the two online application formulas which are available in English and Danish: The application deadline is on the 27th of February 2023 at 24:00 (GMT+1) and applicants will receive […]
January 11, 2023
Glaðari þú – sea swimming group from Iceland
Glaðari þú – trip from Iceland to the Faroe Islands on the 6th-9th of May 2022 We had an amazing time visiting the Faroe Islands in May. We were 30 Icelandic women and one Faroese woman who travelled from Iceland to the Faroe Islands to explore this beautiful country and to learn how the Faroese […]
December 2, 2022
Rock climbing in the Faroe Islands
Íris and Árni, who live in Iceland and are the owners of Tindaborg, applied for a grant from NATA because they were curious to learn more about tourism and rock climbing in the Faroe Islands and Greenland, they also wanted see if they could create a connection between people in the industry in these very […]
November 3, 2022
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