VisitSilkeborg has become a part of VisitAarhus, as the second destination to merge with it in six months.

The history of the city will be explained in a series of videos from the Museum of Gothenburg, to be broadcast on social media in celebration of the 400th anniversary in 2021.

Visitors to Iceland are being encouraged to abandon single-use plastic water containers and drink tap water in refillable ones instead.

The people who submitted the ten best entries will be treated to sailing on Viking Glory’s maiden voyage in 2021.

The Finnish carrier admits that its carbon offset website gives data that contradicts other information from the company.

An experienced civil servant will strengthen Copenhagen Airport's focus on corporate social responsibility and “green conversion”.

The 'Go Wild, Choose Estonia' slogan will play a substantial role in defining the offerings at Estonia's stand at the IMEX fair in Frankfurt this year.

For the 72nd Cannes Film Festival, Air France will for the 39th time be the official carrier and partner of the festival, screening award winners from previous years.

Peik Martin, a Finnish national, becomes the sales chief for the region, as the former head leaves the tour operating business.

TUI Group has appointed Anna Laestadius as its new global chief creative officer, but she still remains part of the Nordic board.

Tribe is a lifestyle brand to be in 150 destinations by 2030, while The House of Originals is a network of unique global properties.

It’s best for agents to market the future ships by keeping them distinct from MSC Yacht Club, the executive chairman advises.

Scandinavia Starts at Takeoff is a series of four new films where employees say what they love most about Scandinavia.

The tourism promotion is aimed at boosting repeat visitors to Britain by attracting them to new places beyond central London.

Marriott strikes a deal with Manchester United, while Accor reveals a partnership with PSG. Both also have new loyalty schemes.

The group of luxury properties is offering exclusive experiences with Abercrombie & Kent at seven destinations.

Danish companies and state bodies have been very adept at luring higher-spending visitors in recent years.

Air France-KLM CEO Benjamin Smith revealed the news today, following speculation that HOP! could vanish altogether.

Malaysia Airports Holdings and Tourism Malaysia have agreed on greater incentives to lure long-haul flights.

The online housing giant will collaborate with VisitAarhus in promoting the city and attracting new visitor segments.