Tourists are flocking to the Faroe Islands, a remote archipelago in the north Atlantic. Statistics Faroe Islands reports a ...

The Faroe Islands launched a new tourism initiative featuring rental cars with built-in audio guides and surprise itineraries to lesser-known locations. The program aims to combat overtourism by ...

With ferocious winds, falling sheep and cliffside hikes, the Faroe Islands aren’t for the faint-hearted.View on euronews ...

Faroe Islands' creative marketing campaigns continue to pay dividends, but greater publicity around animal cruelty may eat at away at them. Before the pandemic, the Faroe Islands was a darling in the ...

‘One thing that really makes the Faroe Islands stand out is its isolation from the rest of the world through the centuries,’ ...

The weather is famously fickle in the Faroe Islands. In the mountains, roads vanish into fog within seconds; by the sea, winds howl with such force that coastal waterfalls are sent streaming skywards.

The Faroe Islands are famously home to more sheep than people. And in 2023, 130,000 foreign tourists visited the remote island archipelago southeast of Iceland, outnumbering the roughly 53,000 ...

During the fourth weekend in April, you won’t see tourists hiking the popular village path connecting Fuglafjørður and Hellurnar. They won’t be able to easily access the picturesque lighthouse on ...