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Nordic Labour Journal

Nordic Labour Journal is an online publication with articles by journalists and writers from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.

04/07/2025

Tampere – Finland's Manchester – was a thriving industrial city. Now it is fighting unemployment and is investing in tourism and startups.
But the industrial heritage lives on, as seen at the Finnish Labour Museum Werstas. Yet most popular of all is perhaps the Moomin Museum.
https://bit.ly/40DZKf8

01/07/2025

Today marks the 25th anniversary of the Øresund Bridge. Ministers, the royal family, and all of us can celebrate that it has been 25 years since Denmark and Sweden got this physical connection.

But it's about marking something much more than a bridge of concrete and steel. And that's what journalist Fayme Alm writes about in the article "The Øresund Bridge: 25 years in a region that creates dynamics" which was first published on www.nordiclabourjournal.org at the end of April.

Today is a good opportunity to remind you of the article again, just in case you missed it last time.

https://bit.ly/4ls5QHy

30/06/2025

With more than 2.3 million annual visitors, how does Bergen’s Mount Fløyen balance growth and sustainability?

As visitor numbers increase, new demands are being placed on visitor management, argues Kristin Steinsland, sales and marketing manager for Fløyen.

“We have a great responsibility, and with rising visitor numbers, it becomes even more important to think holistically. Sustainable visitor management is a joint responsibility for all of Bergen,” she says.
https://bit.ly/4kgCHOq

26/06/2025

Sustainable tourism is about preservation. Regenerative tourism is about improvement and contributing to recovery. Kullaberg Nature Reserve involves the surrounding community to maximise the positive effects of tourism.
https://bit.ly/4evVNyX

23/06/2025

When the Prime Minister of the Faroe Islands announced in 2019 that he would close the country for an entire weekend to allow for the restoration of environmental damage, more than 3,000 volunteers from around the world said they wanted to help.
Since then, the Faroes have repeated the success every year. 15,000 applied for this year’s 80 spaces.
https://bit.ly/3FOiZM8

18/06/2025

Tourism in the Nordic region has grown a lot over the past decades. It creates jobs and money in the state coffers. But mass tourism comes at a price. And local communities and researchers are sounding the alarm: Sustainable tourism must be about more than the climate and money.

Read the story: "The price of a Nordic tourist boom"
Photo: Visit Norway

https://bit.ly/43MLnHy

16/06/2025

Finland’s Minister of Employment faces tough choices

Finland has changed its Minister of Employment mid-term. Matias Marttinen replaces Arto Satonen as head of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment. Both represent the National Coalition Party.

https://bit.ly/3G0vBQ9

12/06/2025

The ban on night work for employees at the strip club still applies, despite the fact that they created a trade union that entered into a collective agreement with the club’s owner, Flirt Fashion AB, for an exemption from the Working Hours Act.
Kerstin Ahlberg, editor EU & Arbetsrät, about "Swedish strip club lost the first round"
https://bit.ly/400h2mp

10/06/2025

Iceland: Sustainability no longer a choice but a necessity

Iceland is seen as an environmentally friendly country in many ways, but sustainability is still a relatively new concept – even within the tourism industry. Interest is now growing, especially as customers increasingly demand responsible choices.

https://bit.ly/43TaB5H

04/06/2025

Tourism is coming in for increased criticism, especially in Spain, but also in other popular destinations like Amsterdam, Berlin and Venice. Unease about the number of tourists also exists in some places in the Nordics, and many are working on strategies for more sustainable tourism.
https://bit.ly/43uTJn7

02/06/2025

Rent a kayak and pick litter out of Copenhagen’s harbour. That was the simple idea Tobias Weber-Andersen had while out running one day in 2017. Nine years later, GreenKayak is a tourism magnet with kayaks in four Nordic countries, plus Germany and Japan.

134 tonnes. That is how much litter tourists and locals have fished out of the waters in Copenhagen and other Nordic and German cities in the nine years since GreenKayak started operating.
https://bit.ly/3Z7KbMb

26/05/2025

A new six-year programme aims to strengthen the work for freedom of movement in the Nordic region. The goal is to remove more border obstacles, strengthen mobility and secure clearer political ownership when working to improve free movement.
https://bit.ly/3Z3FmDD

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Nordic Labour Journal

is an online publication with articles by journalists and writers from the Nordic countries. We aim to produce news and features about working life in a Nordic perspective. You find our website here: www.nordiclabourjournal.org