Invest In Norway

Norway is known for its strong energy sector, particularly oil and gas. The country is investing heavily in renewable energy and green technology. It also has key industries in maritime, seafood, and tourism

Invest In Norway

Stavanger Business Region

Invest In Rogaland

The Stavanger Region is a hub for Norway's energy sector, especially oil and gas. It has a growing technology and renewable energy industry. The region also supports strong maritime, seafood, and tourism sectors

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Oslo Business Region

Oslo’s economy is driven by services, technology, finance, and maritime industries. The city is a hub for innovation and shipping, with a strong focus on sustainability and knowledge-based jobs

Southern Business Region

Sørlandet has a strong economy based on maritime industries, energy, manufacturing, and tourism, with Kristiansand as the main business center

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Bergen Business Region

Bergen is a key business hub on Norway’s west coast, known for its strong ties to the ocean economy. The region is a leader in seafood, shipping, energy, and marine research. Bergen also has a growing tech and tourism sector, supported by a skilled workforce and leading universities

Trondheim Business Region

Trondheim is a tech and innovation hub, driven by NTNU and strong sectors in ICT, energy, and advanced manufacturing

Møre Business Region

Ålesund is a key center for maritime industries, including shipbuilding, marine technology, and seafood. The city is known for innovation and ocean-related business

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Northern Business Region

Tromsø is a northern hub for Arctic research, fisheries, tourism, and marine industries. The city blends science, nature, and innovation.

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Trade Fairs in Norway

Norway hosts a wide range of trade fairs and conferences each year, serving as important meeting points for international business, innovation, and industry. From energy and ocean industries to technology, aquaculture, and smart cities,

Norwegian trade events connect global leaders with regional expertise. These fairs are key platforms for networking, showcasing new solutions, and fostering cross-border collaboration

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Trade Fairs in Stavanger Business Region

ONS (Offshore Northern Seas)
One of the world’s leading energy events, attracting over 70,000 participants from 90+ countries in oil, gas, and renewables
Nordic Edge Expo
The largest smart city event in the Nordics, focusing on sustainable urban solutions and digital transformation

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Trade Fairs in Oslo Business Region

Nor-Shipping
A globally important maritime trade fair held every two years, featuring 900+ exhibitors and 15,000+ visitors from around the world
Oslo Innovation Week
A major international event highlighting innovation and entrepreneurship with a strong focus on sustainability

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Trade Fairs in Southern Business Region

Euro Expo Kristiansand
A regional industrial trade fair connecting suppliers and decision-makers in manufacturing.

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Trade Fairs in Møre Business Region

Euro Expo Ålesund
An industry-focused fair that brings together technology providers and industrial decision-makers, particularly in the maritime and manufacturing sectors

Trade Fairs in Trondheim Business Region

Aqua Nor
The world’s largest aquaculture technology exhibition, attracting more than 700 exhibitors and 25,000 visitors internationally
Nor-Fishing
A leading international fisheries trade fair showcasing the entire seafood industry value chain

Trade Fairs in Northern Business Region

Arctic Frontiers
An annual conference and exhibition focusing on sustainable development in the Arctic. It brings together global policymakers, researchers, and industry leaders
BIOPROSP
An international conference on marine biotechnology, with a focus on commercializing research and innovation

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Trade Fairs in Bergen Business Region

Bergen International Shipping Conference (BISC)
A key event for professionals in shipping and the blue economy
OTD Energy
This fair is a major Norwegian energy trade fair held every two years in Stavanger or Bergen, focusing on offshore technology, innovation, and sustainability

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Business Travel to Norway

Norway is easily accessible by air, road, rail, and sea

Note:

Norway is not part of the EU, so customs and entry rules differ. Check visa and import regulations before travel

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Travel to Oslo by Air

Oslo Airport Gardermoen (OSL) is Norway’s main international airport, offering direct flights from cities around the world. Major airlines flying to OSL include Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), Norwegian Air Shuttle, Norse Atlantic Airways, Lufthansa, British Airways, KLM, Finnair, Swiss, Icelandair, and Iberia.

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Travel to Oslo by Sea

Go Nordic Cruiseline offers daily Copenhagen–Oslo service, ideal for relaxed overnight business travel.

Color Line connects Norway with Germany, Denmark, and Sweden—efficient routes with comfortable amenities for professionals on the move.

Travel to Stavanger by Air

Stavanger Airport (SVG) offers direct international flights from key hubs like Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, and London.

Efficient connections and short travel times make it an ideal gateway for business trips to Norway’s energy and tech capital.

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Travel to Stavanger by Sea

Fjord Line offers daily sailings between Hirtshals (Denmark) and Stavanger. The overnight journey is ideal for business travelers, with modern cabins, Wi-Fi, and quiet lounges. Ships run on eco-friendly LNG for a greener trip

Travel to Bergen by Air

Bergen Airport (BGO) has direct flights from major European hubs like Amsterdam, Copenhagen, and London. It offers quick access to the city and facilities suited for business travelers

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Travel to Bergen by Sea

Bergen is accessible by Fjord Line via the Denmark–Stavanger route, offering a comfortable overnight ferry option for business travelers

For those located along the Norwegian coast, Hurtigruten provides reliable coastal voyages to Bergen, combining efficiency with scenic travel

Travel to Trondheim by Air

Trondheim Airport (TRD) offers direct flights from major hubs like Amsterdam, Copenhagen, and Stockholm, making it easy for business travelers to reach central Norway.

The airport is located about 30 minutes from the city and provides efficient access with airport buses and taxis.

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Travel to Trondheim by Rail

SJ Nord operates direct trains between Oslo and Trondheim in about 6.5–7.5 hours. Comfortable seating, Wi-Fi, and quiet zones make it a productive and eco-friendly option for business travelers.

Travel to Kristiansand by Air

Kristiansand Airport Kjevik (KRS) offers direct flights to major hubs like Oslo, Copenhagen, and Amsterdam. Located just 15 minutes from the city center, it provides a convenient entry point for business travel in Southern Norway

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Travel to Kristiansand by Sea

Kristiansand offers fast ferry connections to Hirtshals, Denmark.
Color Line and Fjord Line operate daily routes, with crossings from 2.5 to 3.5 hours.

Modern ferries provide comfortable seating, Wi-Fi, and quick access to the city—ideal for business travel.

Travel to Ålesund by Air

Ålesund Airport, Vigra (AES), offers direct international flights to cities such as Amsterdam (KLM), Gdańsk (Wizz Air), London Gatwick, and Alicante (Norwegian). Domestically, there are frequent connections to Oslo (Norwegian, SAS), Bergen, and Trondheim (Widerøe).

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Travel to Ålesund by Rail & Bus

While Ålesund has no direct train service, you can take a train to Åndalsnes and continue by bus—an efficient and scenic route.

Long-distance buses also connect Ålesund with cities like Oslo and Bergen, offering a comfortable alternative for business and leisure travelers.

Travel to Tromsø by Air

Tromsø Airport (TOS) has direct flights from cities like Oslo, Copenhagen, and Frankfurt. Just 5 km from the city center, it’s a convenient hub for business travel in Northern Norway.

Travel to Tromsø by Sea

Fjord Line offers daily sailings between Hirtshals (Denmark) and Stavanger. The overnight journey is ideal for business travelers, with modern cabins, Wi-Fi, and quiet lounges. Ships run on eco-friendly LNG for a greener trip