Tourism development is often assessed through hotels, hostels and other registered accommodation providers. While this provides important insights, it only tells part of the story. When non-registered accommodation, essentially short-term rentals, is included, the centres of tourism shift noticeably. Between January and June 2026, non-registered accommodation accounted for 32% of all overnight stays in Finland, 28% in Norway and 18% in Sweden. This is no longer a marginal phe

Nordic countries, with their breath-taking landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and high quality of life, have become increasingly popular...

The year 2022 was exceptional for tourism in the Nordic countries. Denmark, Norway and Iceland broke historical records in registered bed...

There are multiple ways to follow travel trends in tourism regions. The most common way is to look at bed nights in registered...

Year 2021 was better for tourism in the Nordics than the year 2020. The number of registered bed nights increased in all Nordic countries...