Greenland Asks Cruise Lines to Stay Out of Its Fjords
The recommendation follows resident concerns about wildlife, noise and recreation as Greenland develops formal zoning rules under the Tourism Act.
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Greenland Asks Cruise Lines to Stay Out of Its Fjords
Key Aspects: Greenland’s government is asking cruise lines to avoid or limit sailing in certain fjord areas when possible. The voluntary recommendation follows concerns from residents about wildlife, noise, natural areas, recreation, hunting, and fishing. More formal restrictions are being developed under Greenland’s Tourism Act and will identify areas open to cruise tourism and areas where sailing will be restricted. Greenland’s government is …
Greenland issues cruise ship guidance to limit noise pollution and harm to wildlife
Greenland is taking steps to restrict cruise ship access to its fjords due to concerns over noise pollution and the effects on wildlife. The approach is two-pronged, with Greenland officials calling for self-regulation and restraint from cruise lines, though these polite requests will be backed up by legislation. Driven by travellers seeking off-the-beaten path destinations and by newfound popularity after skirmishes with the US Trump administra…
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