The Faroe Islands are hot right now. Visitor numbers to the tiny island territory, an autonomous part of the Kingdom of Denmark, are steadily rising (around 10% per year) and they’ve been getting a ...

It’s a heartwarming example of how social distancing can bring people closer together and far-off places nearer. As tourism around the globe grinds to a halt, the Faroe Islands have come up with a ...

The coronavirus pandemic has caused hundreds of thousands of trips and vacations to be canceled over the last few months. While some airlines are implementing new guidelines and procedures to keep ...

Amid the worldwide Covid-19 outbreak, tourist attractions around the world have closed their doors and moved things online, providing virtual reality experiences and museum tours. However, the Faroe ...

Faroe Islands' creative marketing campaigns continue to pay dividends, but greater publicity around animal cruelty may eat at away at them. Before the pandemic, the Faroe Islands was a darling in the ...

Virtual interactive tours are all the rage as a result of the global travel lockdown. And the Faroe Islands has jumped on the bandwagon. But it's offering a twist - web users can control a real-life ...

Visit Faroe Islands is once again attracting outsized attention for a tourism push, but that shouldn't detract from the underlying sentiment. The tiny destination is trying to stave off the pitfalls ...

In his latest round of ISLAND HOPPING, Conor Knighton has leapt across much of the North Atlantic to the not-so-well-known Faroe Islands: The Faroe Islands bill themselves as Europe's best-kept secret ...

The coronavirus has brought tourism to a halt around the world. But the Faroe Islands want people to keep visiting. The country is attaching cameras to tour guides and letting the internet control ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The Faroe Islands is a rocky 18-island volcanic archipelago that's home to 50,000 people, most of whome live in Torshavn, the ...

On the Faroe Islands, a need for some routine maintenance has become a voluntourism marketing campaign that will bring 100 visitors to do the job. During the weekend of April 26 and 27, Faroe Islands’ ...