I follow the news very carefully. If you care then check out the live blog from [DR.dk](http://DR.dk) You can find the English translation [here](https://livecenter-norkon-net.translate.goog/frame/nyhederne/57993/default?_x_tr_sl=da&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp)

Make no mistake, things are still very much heated and we don't know what will happen. However, it's not as hot as it was a few days ago before the Davos speech. Let's see what happens.

Now that the world truly knows about Greenland - like last year was exposure but this year has been insane - we expect tourism to boom. A big one but the constraint is always cost, limited flights, limited accommodation. 

If not this year, then maybe 2027, 2028 especially if the Ilulissat and Qaqortoq airports open with fewer disruptions and Nuuk airport stabilizes once the ATC is operational and functioning. There's a lot of Greenland Airports drama to catch up on in this sub or take a look at [knr.gl](http://knr.gl) or [sermitsiaq.ag](http://sermitsiaq.ag) 

Cruises are the primary way people reach Greenland due to the limited hotel / accommodation infrastructure. However, we are seeing more genuine interest in some of the off the beaten path locations like Uummannaq (above) especially once the airport in Ilulissat is done. Cruises work well for a certain segment of the market but it's hard to get a true sense of being there unless you travel by plane and stay on land. Especially when you visit any town besides Nuuk, Ilulissat, Sisimiut, Qaqortoq.

Lots of people ask how to support Greenland. The best thing you can do is visit once things are clearer. Not now necessarily.

If you visit, use local operators. They often don't have websites but ask here and I'll help you get in touch with them. Supporting the established Danish entities in Greenland is not supporting Greenland. Supporting Greenland is direct impact on local livelihoods and helping the locals develop tourism skills. They already deliver an amazing product but no one knows about it.

I've built this sub around giving local operators a voice online. I very much appreciate everyone's engagement and interest. We are always available as a community to help plan, dream, or connect with Greenland even if you're not able to come any time soon. 

We are a bridge so feel free to reach out and stay tuned.

Things are looking slightly less unstable... so what does that mean for tourism in Greenland?