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Cruise traffic in Greenland's fjords is in focus after Naalakkersuisut, the country's governing body, issued guidance asking operators to avoid or limit sailings through select areas.
The recommendation cites noise, wildlife disruption, and residents' desire to protect hunting grounds, fishing areas, and recreational space.
Greenland's municipalities are now developing formal zoning rules under the Tourism Act that would legally define which areas remain open to cruise traffic and which face restrictions.
In focus: any operator running an Arctic itinerary.
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