Apply for grant from NATA: Tourism development, Marketing or Travel Support.
NATA offers grants and travel support for projects that reflect our mission – to promote cooperation in tourism between Greenland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands.
Who can apply?
Anyone from the region can apply NATA for funding, from individuals to organisations and companies. We offer grants in two main areas:
- Tourism development and marketing
- Travel support for schools, sporting trips and cultural exchanges
Grants for tourism development and marketing
If you have a project of this type, involving collaboration between at least two of the three West Nordic countries, then you can apply NATA for a grant.
We welcome a range of projects, and innovative and crative ideas are encouraged. These might include ideas based on:
- Collaborative marketing
- Innovation and product development
- Networking and knowledge exchange
- Quality and environmental issues in tourism
The maximum grant we give for this type of projects is DKK 100.000 – this amount must not exceed 50% of the project’s entire funding. The grant is not intended for wages or consultant fees.
Travel support
We always look to promote opportunities for travel and cultural exchange among the three countries. These might include the following:
- School groups
- Sports groups
- Musical tours and events
- Other types of cultural exchange
The maximum we give for travel support is:
- DKK 1.000 per person for travel between Iceland and the Faroe Islands (round trip)
- DKK 2.000 per person for travel between Iceland and Greenland (round trip)
- DKK 3.000 per person for travel between the Faroe Islands and Greenland (round trip)
The grant is only intended for travel costs – not for accommodation or daily expenses.
Timing and deadlines
There are two deadlines every year for grant applications – usually in February and September – see NATA news page for dates.
Our online application forms, the Tourism development and marketing form and the Travel Support Form are active throughout the year, except in the weeks after the deadlines, when applications are evaluated.
We let all applicants know by email whether their application has been successful or not, normally within two months after the application deadlines.
Apply now
If you think that you might have an idea for a project or a trip that could benefit from a NATA grant, then find out more about how to apply by reading NATA Application guide.