Lead the Adventure as a
Tour Guide with IKTS in Norway

Visitor Numbers: Norway captivates over 10 million tourists yearly, eager to explore its natural and cultural treasures.

Visitor Origins: A significant portion of visitors come from European countries, with a growing number from North America and Asia.

Airports: With over 50 airports, including international gateways like Oslo Gardermoen, accessibility to Norway’s wonders is effortless.

Hotel Density: There are thousands of accommodations, from luxurious arctic hotels to traditional fishermen’s cabins, known as ‘rorbuer’.

UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Norway is home to eight UNESCO sites, including the fjords of Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord.

Historic Sites: Over 6,000 years of history can be seen in Norway’s Viking ships, medieval stave churches, and prehistoric rock carvings.

National Parks: The country boasts 47 national parks, offering everything from the arctic tundra to forested hills and waterfall-laden valleys.

Coastline: Norway’s extensive coastline stretches over 25,000 kilometers when including its intricate fjord indentations.

Cultural Events: Events like the Bergen International Festival and the Northern Lights Festival attract visitors with a love for music and arts.

Cuisine: Norwegian cuisine, with its emphasis on seafood like salmon and cod, reflects the richness of its seas and commitment to sustainability.