TORONTO — Goway is deepening its Northern Europe offerings with the introduction of a dedicated Greenland product line, adding four new itineraries and 11 add-on excursions to its portfolio.

The new trips include four small-group and independent trips that highlight the country’s dramatic landscapes, Inuit culture and unique Arctic encounters. This expansion aligns with the vision of Paul Holinaty, Goway’s commercial manager for Central and Northern Europe, who has been instrumental in developing tailor-made travel in the region.

“Greenland is unlike anywhere else,” says Holinaty. “With 80% of the island covered in glaciers and ice sheets, witnessing icebergs break off at Eqi Glacier or drift through the Ilulissat Icefjord is truly breathtaking. There’s nothing quite like sailing late at night during the summer, with the Midnight sun hovering on the horizon, painting the icebergs in incredible colours. In winter, you’ll see some of the best Northern Lights you’ll see anywhere in the world.”

Among the new offerings is a long weekend itinerary in Ilulissat, including flights from Reykjavik, Iceland. United Airlines currently provides direct service from Newark to Nuuk twice weekly, on Tuesdays and Fridays, through to September 2025.

Travel to Greenland is most popular in summer (June to August) and winter (December to April), offering travellers the chance to experience either the midnight sun or the aurora borealis, depending on the season.

This latest development follows Goway’s launch of 14 new itineraries across Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden less than a year ago. The addition of Greenland builds on that momentum and provides travellers with even more opportunities to explore off-the-beaten-path destinations in the Arctic and Northern Europe.

Goway plans to continue expanding its offerings across the region. Details on Greenland travel products can be found here.