Last night ”new” and ”native” Faroe Islanders met at the Municipal Library in downtown Tórshavn as the social event ”Sambinding” (Intertwining) took place.

Nearly all Faroe Islanders are genetically related. Of the 158,000 people that have lived or currently live in the Faroe Islands, 149,000 have genes that can be traced back to one man.

To celebrate her birthday, Jóhannus Danielsen, the mayor of Nes Kommuna, came by to the houseshare where she lives to give her his greetings.

2017 saw more travellers visit the Faroe Islands than ever before. A portion of those travellers came to the Faroe Islands on a business trip, either for a meeting, an incentive trip or to familiarise themselves with the country.

The cultural event ”Vetrarljós” (Winther Lights) took place for the fifth year running – featuring free concerts and other events at various venues in the centre of Tórshavn.

Sirkus Föroyar – trendy bar, restaurant and venue in the heart of Tórshavn – is most definitely the go-to place…

Miriam & Janus Photography is looking for several hundred women, aged 20 or older, for a nude photography book, co-owner…

The unemployment rate in the Faroe Islands rose from 2.0% in November 2017 to 2.2% in December 2017, according to…

Guðrið Højgaard, director of Visit Faroe Islands, has confirmed that Visit Faroe Islands will primarily play a preventive role as…

According to Forbes Magazine, the Faroe Islands is among the 15 coolest places to go in 2018. Forbes has interviewed…