Villagers join forces to improve tourism

Villagers join forces to improve tourism
The small places need to improve their coordination in the face of ever-increasing tourist numbers
Residents in the outlying islands met in Syðradalur, Kalsoy (pictured), last weekend to discuss the future of tourism in small villages
 
06.09.2019 - 06:12

A tourist information centre on every island would be of great help for the locals during the busy tourist season.

This was one of the key conclusions at the annual Útoyggjafelagið (association of outlying islands) meeting, held in Kalsoy this weekend. 

“An information office in each of the small islands will not only make it easier for visitors; it will also help locals prepare their village for large numbers of tourists,” says Olga Biskupstø, coordinator of Útoyggjafelagið.

The plan is to have locals managing all the tourist information centre activities in close cooperation with the larger tourist information centres on the mainland.


Translated by prosa.fo

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