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Tourism Satellite Account Greenland 2024

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Visit Greenland has just published the first official Tourism Satellite Account (TSA) – an internationally recognized economic framework.

The account, compiled according to international standards, confirms that tourism is an important part of the Greenlandic economy. The statement shows that in 2024, tourism contributed 1.245 billion DKK in value and 1,800 direct jobs. This means that in 2024, tourism constitutes 4.9% of Greenland’s GDP and over 6% of all jobs in the country.

Tourism Satellite Account Grønland 2024

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Visit Greenland har netop offentliggjort det første officielle turismeregnskab – en såkaldt Tourism Satellite Account, som viser, at turismen i 2024 direkte udgjorde 4,9 % af Grønlands BNP og beskæftigede i gennemsnit 1.800 personer.

 

Regnskabet, som er udarbejdet efter internationale standarder, bekræfter at turismen er en vigtig del af den grønlandske økonomi. Opgørelsen viser, at turismen i 2024 bidrog med 1,245 milliarder kroner i værdi og 1.800 direkte arbejdspladser. Det betyder, at turismen i 2024 udgør 4,9 % af Grønlands BNP og over 6 % af alle job i landet.

Tourism Satellite Account KALAALLIT NUNAAT 2024

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Visit Greenlandip siullerpaamik takornariaqarnermut ingerlatsinermut naatsorsuutit – tassaasoq Tourism Satellite Account (TSA) – saqqummiuppaa. Nalunaarusiap takutippaa takornariaqarneq 2024-mi naatsorsuutinut naapertorlugit Nunatsinni BNP-p 4,9 %-ia aammalu innuttaasut 1.800-it akornanni sulisuusut toqqaannartumik takornariaqarnermut attuumassuteqartut.

Naatsoorsuusioriaaseq nunarsuaq tamakkerlugu akuerineqartumik suliarineqarsimasoq uppernarsarpaa takornariaqarneq nunatsinni aningaasarsiornikkut pingaaruteqartuusoq.

The Economic Impact of Tourism in Greenland

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Economic analysis of tourism’s impact on the Greenlandic economy in collaboration with Air Greenland, Greenland Airports, Sikuki, AECO, Nalik Ventures and Bank of Greenland, developed by Rambøll. The analysis was published in April 2024. NB: This report is in Danish.