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Revenues from expedition guests are substantial for Svalbard

Dr. Michael Wenger 9. September 2019 | Uncategorized

Source: Cruise Study Svalbard, by Epinion, commissioned by Visit Svalbard and Association of Arctic Expedition Cruise Operators (AECO), funded by Svalbard Environmental Protection Fund.

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NOTE: This is an AI-generated image, created to ilustrate what Polynesians on Enderby Island might have looked like. There is no scientific accuracy in their clothing or the landscape behind them. Source: Stable Diffusion prompted by Polar Journal AG

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