Municipalities seeing a rising tide of visitors, like Lofoten, Nordkapp, Stranda and Stryn, say the fee would fund further facilities.

The risk of losing your life on a flight is miniscule, but a Nordic aviation expert says there are things you can do to cut the risk even further.

The ferry operator The Fjords has announced the construction of a new zero-emissions vessel.

Norway’s domestic and regional airline promises to deploy more planes next year, as counties and the government voice complaints.

By taking over a hotel previously belonging to Nordic Choice, Scandic will operate the two biggest hotels in the Norwegian town.

Loganair will deploy small aircraft to year-round services between Edinburgh and both Bergen and Stavanger.

An additional summer service has increased the number of passengers in Kiruna (Sweden) and Narvik (Norway).

Many politicians and environmentalists on the national level are targeting airlines to take the toll for reducing CO2 emissions, defining airlines as being the world’s leading emissions crooks.

Norway’s tax on domestic flights and higher fuel prices are combining to force the airline to look at cutbacks.

The biggest underwater restaurant in the world is in place and has started to take reservations for next April.

A special event at ACI Airport Exchange Oslo in late November will look at how Airbus is working with airports.

Experts fear that the Viking ships at Bygdøy, which see half a million visitors a year, could break apart without funding.

Several large-scale projects are expected to absorb NOK 27 billion (€2.84 billion) in next year’s budget.

Daniel Skjeldam is raising the alarm about the increasing size of ships visiting small towns, the fjords and Svalbard.

An unmanned cabin a short walk from a Metro station and the northern suburbs of Oslo cabin is now open.

More Norwegians than ever say they will either travel abroad or holiday in other parts of Norway this autumn.

There are a number of reasons why Bergen is doing all it can to raise turnarounds and overnights.

Avinor reverses a negative first-half result. And there's also news about Haugesund, Fagernes and Oslo airports.

The rising tide of cruise tourists flocking daily into the coastal town of Honningsvåg is starting to cause havoc.

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