More than 100,000 passengers will be passing through Norway's main airport in a single day this Easter, but Saturday will be quiet.

The Spanish flag carrier is placing its bets on Norway with more flights and destinations – and “improved connectivity” to Latin America.

The council is distributing a leaflet recommending that buses carrying tourists stay outside Ring 1, but tour guides are critical.

The properties will get more spacious conference zones and many new rooms – including what will be Scandic’s biggest hotel in the country.

Tromsø is by far the most profitable place in Norway to have a hotel in winter, new figures reveal.

Norway’s first Radisson RED is set to arrive with rooftop bar and garden in a fast developing part of the capital, a “future city centre”.

A range of new international routes is expected from Bergen, Oslo, Stavanger and Trondheim during the course of the year.

With lots of meeting rooms, Park Inn by Radisson Oslo Airport Hotel West is Radisson’s third at the airport, ninth in Oslo, 23rd in Norway.

One Nordic route from Tallinn is axed but two remain, as aircraft and crews from three unprofitable routes go elsewhere.

The Lufthansa-Turkish Airlines joint venture has announced new routes and more frequencies for Oslo in summer 2019.

Ethiopian Airlines reveals additional frequencies to Addis Ababa while announcing a new route to Eritrea.

The Skytrax five-star carrier Hainan Airlines will fly between Oslo and Beijing from spring 2019.

Tourists, residents and incentive groups visiting the city will be taken on a journey exploring the many varied tastes of beer.

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

A woman in her sixties from China was stopped by customs’ currency dogs with NOK 920,000 in her suitcase.

Competitions with prizes from airlines, and free cookies for kids, are part of the celebrations taking place this week.

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

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

The low-cost carrier will start flights to Oslo’s main airport for the first time as part of an expansion from Poland.

The low-cost airport reveals that it has started to use ILS CAT II in time for the foggy Norwegian autumn.