Webinars
Embark on a virtual exploration with our Norway webinars, unlocking the wonders of fjords, cultural richness, and untold stories. Join us for an immersive experience, delving into the heart of Norway's captivating landscapes and vibrant heritage.
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Webinar recordings
Missed one of our Norway webinars? Catch the exclusive recording for a captivating journey through fjords, mountains, and towns. Uncover Norway's unique history and gain insights into the vibrant lifestyle.
April 29 2024
Tales of the North: Leading Sustainability in Travel
Vice President of Sustainability, Rikke Jørgensen, and Managing Director for Hurtigruten Foundation, Henrik Lund share how Hurtigruten is pioneering sustainable travel with impactful initiatives and leading-edge practices.
March 21 2024
Tales of the North: Starry Nights
During the second installment of our 'Tales of the North' webinar series, Astronomer and aurora chaser Tom Kerss unravels the science and magic behind the Northern Lights. With a degree in Astrophysics from the University of Exeter and a background at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, we are delighted to have Tom onboard for our Astronomy Voyages.
February 22 2024
Tales of the North: Secrets of Svalbard
Svalbard resident Anika Paust discusses the world beyond the Arctic Circle. Learn about what it’s like to live in the land of the polar night and Midnight Sun and how you can experience Svalbard in the summer.
About our webinar series: Tales of the North
Our 'Tales of the North' webinar series reveals hidden gems and fascinating stories from 63,000 miles of Norwegian coastline and High Arctic:
Sustainability
Read about our sustainability efforts, including Sea Zero, environmental ship upgrades, and towards zero food waste.
Northern Lights
The Northern Lights (also known as aurora borealis) are caused by the interaction between charged particles from the sun and the Earth's magnetic field and atmosphere.
Summertime in Svalbard
During the summer months, the Midnight Sun occurs in polar regions such as Svalbard when the Earth's tilt causes these regions to receive more amounts of sunlight even at midnight.