Greenland has recently made headlines after opening its brand-new airport in Qaqortoq in the southern fjords, a move that is transforming access to one of the world's most remote destinations.

When President Donald Trump revived his desire to acquire Greenland for the United States early in his second term, it initially came as a boon to Casper Frank Moller and his co-founders at Raw Arctic ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. President Donald Trump referred to Greenland as a "piece of ice" during his speech at Davos 2026. Three Greenland residents told ...

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Casper Frank Møller, 28, the CEO and cofounder of Raw Arctic, a tourism business based in Greenland's capital, Nuuk. It has been edited for length ...

Not long before Greenland became a geopolitical talking point, it was a hot topic for avid travelers — particularly, Americans. In June 2025, United Airlines introduced the first-ever direct flights ...

Greenland tourism is growing, and Visit Greenland’s next CEO will need to manage rising global interest while protecting one of the world’s most fragile Arctic destinations. Visit Greenland has ...

It's unclear how recent political developments will impact Greenland's tourism strategy, which prioritizes slow growth over the kind of volume-driven interest that political attention typically ...

Greenland has recently made headlines after opening its brand-new airport in Qaqortoq in the southern fjords, a move that is transforming access to one of the world's most remote destinations.

For over 56,000 people, Greenland is far more than a "piece of ice" — it's home. That's what three residents of Greenland told Business Insider on Wednesday after President Donald Trump repeatedly ...

Greenland may share a profusion of fjord-filled landscapes and vivid nightly displays of the aurora borealis with popular neighboring Iceland, but the two destinations are drastically different.