Bergen beautifully combines the charm of a small town with the grandeur of Norway’s second-largest city. Cradled by seven majestic mountains, this city boasts quaint cobblestone streets, houses that cling to the mountainside, and a vibrant array of local shops, cafes, and boutiques. Venture out from this west coast treasure to experience the awe-inspiring fjords with activities such as scenic cruises, mountain and glacier hikes, biking, white water rafting, and ocean fishing. 

Lofoten, a mesmerizing natural haven in Northern Norway, dazzles with its dramatic fjords, soaring mountains, and quaint fishing villages. This paradise is a haven for adventurers, providing an array of activities such as hiking, skiing, climbing, fishing, and kayaking. Celebrated by National Geographic as one of the globe’s most enticing destinations, Lofoten offers distinct and memorable experiences throughout all four seasons, highlighted by striking natural contrasts. 

Stavanger is a vibrant coastal city where old-world charm meets cutting-edge innovation. Known as the gateway to the iconic Lysefjord and the breathtaking Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock), this city offers easy access to some of Norway’s most spectacular natural wonders.

Stavanger’s historic center, with its cobblestone streets and Northern Europe’s best-preserved wooden houses, is brimming with character. The city is also a culinary capital, known for fresh seafood and a booming food culture. With its mild coastal climate, strong sustainability focus, and walkable city center, Stavanger is perfect for combining urban comfort with unforgettable nature experiences.

From fjord cruises and cliff hikes to cultural venues and tech-forward meeting spaces, Stavanger is a standout destination for corporate groups seeking inspiration, beauty, and edge.

Svalbard is one of the world’s northernmost inhabited areas – a dramatic Arctic archipelago where raw nature reigns and the extraordinary is everyday. Located between mainland Norway and the North Pole, it offers a once-in-a-lifetime setting for adventurous and unforgettable experiences.

This remote wonderland is home to majestic glaciers and snow-covered peaks, and yes – this is polar bear territory. From November to January, the Polar Night paints the landscape in deep blue twilight, while the Midnight Sun bathes it in 24-hour daylight from April to August.

Despite its remote location, Svalbard offers excellent infrastructure for meetings and events, with modern venues, cozy hotels, and world-class hospitality. Explore the untouched wilderness by snowmobile, dog sled, or boat—or simply step outside to witness the Northern Lights dancing across the sky. In Svalbard, every moment feels like a discovery.