The development of the tourism sector has increased significantly in recent years – and with new infrastructure with the new airports in Nuuk, Ilulissat and Qaqortoq, this development is expected to continue. There are new opportunities and initiatives. The new Tourism Act has introduced a number of requirements aimed at regulating and promoting sustainable tourism in Greenland. These include requirements for a license to operate a tourism business and the preparation of safety plans, insurance, etc. Local anchoring in the ownership circle through local ownership requirements has also been introduced. This means that both existing and new tourism operators must consider the ownership structure and how the company’s activities are structured and organized.
Our lawyers have closely followed the creation of the Tourism Act and can assist in providing the necessary overview to ensure that tourism operators make the relevant considerations when establishing a new tourism business or adapting the structure of existing tourism businesses to ensure compliance with the new requirements.
With deep local insight and extensive expertise, we are ready to guide you through every step – from planning and risk assessment to execution and conflict resolution. Let’s realize your vision together.
Contact Nuna Law Firm for local insights and global experience.
Qullilerfik 2, 6. 3900 Nuuk
Philip Heymans Allé 7 2900 Hellerup
+299 32 13 70
email@nuna-law.gl
