Fjord Norway - More to Explore, All Year - 2026
01.12.2026
Digital Sales Event for Travel Trade
Fjord Norway - More to Explore, All Year | 1 December 2026
Get to know and meet suppliers from Fjord Norway at an exclusive B2B event
Experience the Fjord Norway region and immerse yourself in its beauty. Learn about the region's accessibility in its seasonal variations, see what activities the region has to offer and find out what makes the region so unique and a perfect travel region for travelers to Norway.
This event is tailored to everyone who wishes to learn more about the Fjord Norway region and meet with new suppliers for cooperations.
Registration is open. Matchmaking starts 16 November 2026.
Workshop Schedule
Tuesday, 1 December 2026, 9-5 pm CET
Preliminary programme:
- 9:00-9:45 h - Inspirational introduction to Fjord Norway and its partner companies (approx. 45 min.)
- 9:40-12:00 h - 1:1 meetings*
- 12:00-13:05 h - lunch break
- 13:05-15:00 h - 1:1 meetings
- 15:00-15:25 h - coffee break
- 15:25-17:00 h - 1:1 meetings
* meetings prebooked, duration: 15 min. + 5 min. break
Costs: free for tour operators, travel agencies, product managers, Nordic travel specialists, adventure & nature travel buyers
© Robin Strand
Why Fjord Norway?
Fjord Norway offers something different in every season. From powerful waterfalls and blossoming orchards in spring to long summer days, colourful autumn landscapes and snow-covered fjords in winter, the region provides year-round opportunities for memorable programmes.
The iconic fjords form the backdrop for a wide range of experiences – from scenic journeys and cruises to hiking, kayaking, skiing, local food and cultural experiences. Spring and autumn offer quieter alternatives to the busy summer months, while winter opens up a completely different side of the region, combining fjord experiences with snow, skiing and city stays.
For tour operators, this means more flexibility to create varied itineraries and extend the season beyond the traditional summer programme.
© Ruben Soltvedt, Lars Korvald
