Tromso is an idyllic spot for those seeking the best views of the northern lights. Booking.com’s predictions for 2025 travel indicate that nocturnal tourism to places like Tromso may be on the rise.

What’s more, Tromsø is often called the “Paris of the North”. The nickname dates back to the 19th century when it became a ...

Tromso may be remote – located on a small island 344 kilometres (207 miles) north of the Arctic Circle – but during the 19th century, visitors called it the Paris of the North. Finely dressed ...

Visit Tromsø has chosen Citybreak ™ for the development of their new responsive website which will showcase their picturesque region, and allow the visitor to choose and book from a variety of unfo ...

It’s -9 degrees, just past midnight, and I’m shivering despite wearing five layers underneath my coat. I’ll admit this might not sound like everyone’s idea of a dream holiday, but the word I’d use to ...

More than 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle, where the North Atlantic Current keeps things warmer than you'd image, lies Kvaløya. Dominated by 3,300-foot-high mountains, the island is Norway's ...

Innovation Norway, the official Norwegian tourism and trade organization, is hoping to harness the powerful draw of the magical Northern Lights by launching an integrated marketing campaign to positio ...