- Cultural Evening 15 September 2026 at Norwegian Ambassador’s Residence Dublin
- Into Norway DMO covers Hamar, Lillehammer, Gudbrandsdalen, Dovre, national parks
- Representatives available for individual meetings 16 September
- Registration required with photo identification for security
- Event runs 17:00-21:00 at 48 Ailesbury Road, Dublin 4
Into Norway, the regional destination management organisation for large parts of Inland Norway, hosts a Cultural Evening at the Norwegian Ambassador’s Residence in Dublin on 15 September 2026. The event will introduce Irish travel professionals to the people, places and experiences that make Into Norway unique, covering destinations from Hamar through Lillehammer and Gudbrandsdalen to Dovre and the national parks of northern Gudbrandsdalen. Tourism businesses from across the region will attend, offering Norwegian food and culture and sharing new opportunities for future travel programmes.
Representatives from Into Norway and participating tourism businesses will remain in Ireland on 16 September and will be available for individual meetings with interested tour operators. Meetings can be arranged directly during the Cultural Evening, with digital meetings available in the weeks following the event for those who cannot attend in person. The venue at 48 Ailesbury Road, Dublin 4 will host the event from 17:00 to 21:00, with registration required in advance for security reasons.
Into Norway brings together some of Norway’s most authentic and memorable travel experiences, from mountain adventures and cultural attractions to local food, outdoor activities and distinctive places to stay throughout the year. The organisation invited attendees to RSVP to Jenny Rafter, with all guests required to bring valid photo identification for registration upon arrival. Further practical information will be shared with registered guests prior to the event.
Into Norway shared the evening will introduce attendees to the people, places and experiences that make the region unique, from mountain adventures and cultural attractions to local food and distinctive places to stay.
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