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Consultation: Tallurutiup Imanga NMCA Interim Management Plan

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Gateway to Greenland: Summary

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Iceland Reviews Cruise Industry Taxes Amid Economic Concerns

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Clean Seas Survey

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Derby Day 2026: Fast Bookings and Clear Trends 

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Clean Up Iceland: A Collaborative Effort to Combat Marine Litter

AECO’s Clean Up Iceland project is returning for its third year. This year, it’s easier than ever to get involved, and we’re calling on our members to make the project impactful.

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A Simple Guide to Organizing a Cleanup Event

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Bylaws

AECO's Bylaws

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A milestone for cruise tourism in Svalbard – all cruise operators met with local community and authorities

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Gateway to Iceland: Summary

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Greenland Tourism Act: Minister Briefing

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Community Engagement

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Reflections from the Norwegian Cruise Conference

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Tromsø Launches New Guidelines Inspired by AECO

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Observations Highlight Strong Commitment to AECO Guidelines

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What Arctic Cruise Operators Need to Know

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A Stakeholder Cruise Focused on Arctic Safety

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Navigating Polar Waters: Insights from the 2025 Polar Maritime Seminar

The polar shipping industry is growing—and so are its complexities. As expedition cruising gives opportunities for tourism in some of the world's most remote and fragile regions, the 2025 Polar Maritime Seminar in London highlighted the need for responsible and sustainable practices. Melissa Nacke, AECO’s head of Operations, shares the key takeaways from this stakeholder-heavy event.

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Cruise Tourism Generates 361 Million NOK on Svalbard

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Iceland Tourism Week: Shifting Focus to Sustainability and New Opportunities

Gyda Gudmundsdóttir, AECO’s head of Community Engagement and point of contact for Iceland, recently participated in Iceland Tourism Week, with the perspective on how the tourism industry can collaborate to strenghen sustainability and community engagement.