An Icelandic adventure tourism company offers trips combining sailing and running in Greenland and Iceland.

The Norwegian exploration travel and shipping company Hurtigruten has partnered with the Norwegian startup Brim Explorer to construct a battery-powered catamaran for polar exploration.

The Thai-based tour operator SpiceRoads will offer five new guided cycling tours in unusual destinations around the world.

The far north of Scandinavia will soon be hosting the midnight sun once again, when it’s possible to ski around the clock in summer.

Already offering globetrotting cruises, the new expedition world cruise will be an “uncharted world tour”.

Mountaintop ice skating, visiting a traditional pearl farm and the option of diving for pearls are new adventures on the RAK menu.

The long-awaited hybrid-powered adventure cruise ship Roald Amundsen will have another eye-catching feature.

Key factors shaping adventure travel over the coming year will be making it slower, quieter, smarter and greener.

Travel specialist G Adventures still sees potential in Iceland as Game of Thrones returns, while also naming Uzbekistan, Senegal, Patagonia and others.

More ziplines are being added to make a “tour”, obstacles will be suspended in the air, and there will be “exciting free falls”.

Europa 2 tops the small ships category in the Berlitz Cruise Guide 2019 for the sixth time.

Tomorrow, a seven-hour climb up Norway's highest mountain will be broadcast minute-by-minute.

The Bangkok-based provider of cycle tours in emerging destinations thinks the tours are unique.

Riders hit a top speed of 100 kilometres per hour, covering 1381 metres in little more than a minute.

The scenic Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir is fighting negative stereotypes to attract visitors.

Now three new expedition ships are to be built in Norway for the TUI-owned cruise company.

Seabourn Cruise Line joins an increasingly crowded market of lines getting into expedition cruising.

The tour operator SpiceRoads Cycling rolls out e-bikes in two more of its markets in Asia.

Direct flights and increasing port calls are pushing up numbers, raising the prospect of travel from nearby Asian nations.

The increasingly popular emirate continues to meet agents in Europe and has also opened a Nordic office.