Lost In Norway

Vi vokser og ser etter en ny kollega i Lost in Norway! Brenner du for reiseliv, skreddersydde opplevelser og gode kundeopplevelser? Nå har du muligheten til å bli en del av teamet vårt. Vi ser etter en person som vil jobbe med leisure- og FIT-markedet. Hva du vil jobbe med: • Skreddersy reiser og opplevelser i Norge for individuelle reisende og leisuregrupper • Ha dialog med internasjonale samarbeidspartnere og kunder • Planlegge og gjennomføre reiser fra A–Å • Finne de små, unike opplevelsene som gjør reisen uforglemmelig Hvem vi ser etter: • Du har gjerne erfaring fra reiseliv eller relevant utdanning. • Du er strukturert, men også kreativ og løsningsorientert • Du trives med kundekontakt og et høyt tempo • Du har god skriftlig og muntlig fremstillingsevne på engelsk Hva du får hos oss: • En sentral rolle i et voksende reiselivsselskap • Muligheten til å jobbe med noen av Norges beste opplevelser • Et uformelt og engasjert team • Varierte arbeidsdager med mye ansvar NB: Lost in Norway har et kontor med hunder. Så det er obligatorisk å være glad i de firbeinte 🐶 Om dette er noe som kan passe deg eller noen du kjenner - send en søknad til post@lostinnorway.no Søknadsfrist 15. juni

Vi vokser og ser etter en ny kollega i Lost in Norway! Brenner du for reiseliv, skreddersydde opplevelser og gode kundeopplevelser? Nå har du muligheten til å bli en del av teamet vårt. Vi ser etter en person som vil jobbe med leisure- og FIT-markedet. Hva du vil jobbe med: • Skreddersy reiser og opplevelser i Norge for individuelle reisende og leisuregrupper • Ha dialog med internasjonale samarbeidspartnere og kunder • Planlegge og gjennomføre reiser fra A–Å • Finne de små, unike opplevelsene som gjør reisen uforglemmelig Hvem vi ser etter: • Du har gjerne erfaring fra reiseliv eller relevant utdanning. • Du er strukturert, men også kreativ og løsningsorientert • Du trives med kundekontakt og et høyt tempo • Du har god skriftlig og muntlig fremstillingsevne på engelsk Hva du får hos oss: • En sentral rolle i et voksende reiselivsselskap • Muligheten til å jobbe med noen av Norges beste opplevelser • Et uformelt og engasjert team • Varierte arbeidsdager med mye ansvar NB: Lost in Norway har et kontor med hunder. Så det er obligatorisk å være glad i de firbeinte 🐶 Om dette er noe som kan passe deg eller noen du kjenner - send en søknad til post@lostinnorway.no Søknadsfrist 15. juni

Where do we get our inspiration from? 💡 There are many ways to do so, but one of the best for us is to pick up the phone and exchange ideas and knowledge with our suppliers. We connect the dots, but our suppliers are the people with the experience and the tools that allow us to create those memorable experiences. From a warm welcome at the reception to a cold yet exhilarating RIB-tour in the fjords. One way to share this knowledge with our network is through our favourite monthly newsletter item, where we ask 5 questions to one of our industry partners. This month, we spoke with Thor-Arvid H. Pedersen, General Manager at Hardangerfjord Adventure. Here is a snippet of our first three questions: 1. Who are you and who do you work for? "My name is Thor-Arvid Pedersen, and I am the General Manager of Hardangerfjord Adventure. We offer nature-based experiences in the Hardangerfjord region, including RIB safari tours, guided hikes, and winter fjord floating, allowing visitors to experience the fjord landscape up close in an authentic and memorable way. We also collaborate with local partners to create combined experiences, such as RIB safari and cider farm tasting, as well as RIB safari and salmon farm visits" 2. What is the best time of year to visit Hardangerfjord, and why? "Hardangerfjord is beautiful all year round, but if I had to choose, I would highlight May and September as especially special months. In May, the fruit trees are in bloom, the mountains still have snow on their peaks, the waterfalls are full from the snowmelt, and the hillsides around the fjord turn beautifully green. September, on the other hand, offers striking contrasts in the landscape, with early autumn colours, harvest season in the orchards, and often more rainfall, which makes the waterfalls even more powerful." 3. What makes Hardangerfjord different from other Norwegian fjords? "Hardangerfjord is Norway’s second-longest fjord and the closest major fjord to Bergen, making it both accessible and incredibly varied. The region is known for its many roaring waterfalls, around 700,000 fruit trees, three glaciers, and a proud tradition of protected-origin apple cider production. One of the glaciers, Folgefonna, is especially accessible in summer. The cultural landscape is also a major part of what makes Hardanger special. It feels both wild and welcoming at the same time" Want to read the whole interview and get more inspiration on the Hardangerfjord region? Click the link in the comments to read our April newsletter. Want to subscribe to our newsletter? Go to our website and sign up! -https://lnkd.in/dS3JbcBJ

This is how its done! Sparring and exchanging ideas for events across our beautiful country is one of our favourite parts of the job - and to do it on home ground in Bergen with the sun shining is icing on the cake! Thank you to #eventdays & Jérémie Cruz & Guillaume Sancho!

🏔️🦭 NTW LOFOTEN 2026 🦭🏔️ Our lucky duo, Anneli and Lars, got to experience an amazing and wonderful edition of the Norwegian Travel Workshop this week. Together with other Norway-lovers in the epic surroundings of Svolvær and the Lofoten Islands!!! Besides the usual meetings with existing and new trusty suppliers, this edition introduced pre- and post-tours for all visitors attending NTW. Giving a chance to experience products and services first-hand. What did our colleagues choose? The Lofoten in a Day – Culture, Nature & Adventure tour which started with a 1-night stay at our friends at Skårungen and a full day of activities connecting to the start of NTW. The activities included: 🚤 A scenic boat trip to Storvågan 🦭 A visit to the aquarium 🎣 A cultural walk through the historic fishing village 🏗️ A behind the scenes of the SKREI Museum in construction - which opens its doors this coming Summer! 🏕️ A hike through beautiful landscape 🧿 A glassblowing experience at Lofot Glass (creating their own glass beads) 🖼️ And a visit to Galleri Lille Kabelvåg And that’s just a handful of what Lofoten and Northern Norway has to offer 😍 Thank you Innovation Norway and Visit Lofoten for an amazing event!!! And see you next year in… 👀

Meet us at Norwegian Travel Workshop 2026! 🛠️ One of our favourite events of the year is coming up and this time in Svolvær, Lofoten. We’ll be there from the 13th to 15th of April and look forward to connecting with partners, clients, and industry friends alike. Want to meet up? 🤝🏼 Then send your message to Anneli or Lars! Destination Lofoten Visit Lofoten Innovation Norway #norwegiantravelworkshop #ntw2026 #lofoten #svolvær #norway

EVENTS Days Bergen | April 15–17 We will be taking part in EVENTS Days Bergen, a professional event designed to connect Norwegian and Northern European service providers with French speaking event planners. Three days to exchange ideas around real projects, showcase our expertise, and build new collaborations between France and Norway in a setting that encourages meaningful conversations. French event planners, registrations are now open : https://lnkd.in/eStfW8gT https://lnkd.in/e-hSTii5

Another person got lost in Norway – meet our new intern! At the beginning of February, Klara Jovanov joined Lost in Norway, relocating from Zagreb, Croatia, to Bergen for the upcoming spring and summer season. Klara brings a diverse background in film production and international cultural projects. She studied in Stirling (Scotland), completed an Erasmus exchange in Rotterdam, and lived in Brussels and Belgrade. These experiences shaped her passion for international collaboration, storytelling, and the role travel plays in connecting people and cultures. Norway had long been a destination she felt drawn to. Joining Lost in Norway became the perfect opportunity to turn that curiosity into a hands‑on experience within the travel and tourism industry — contributing to the design and coordination of meaningful journeys for visitors from around the world. From her very first days in Bergen, she felt genuinely welcomed by the team. As she steps into this new chapter, she’s excited to learn, contribute, and help shape unforgettable experiences across Norway — all from our Bergen office.

🚀 Lost In Norway x Broadstone KICK-OFF 2026 🚀 In collaboration with Broadstone Network, we kicked off the new year on Friday evening and gathered over 50 of our friends and trusted suppliers at the beautiful Bella Notte in Bergen! The night was complete with a special “The Lost” barmenu, authentic Italian food from Boccone Ristorante, and a musical highlight provided by More Music AS. As Mats took the stage, we looked back at everything 2025 brought our way, and shared a few thoughts and plans about what lies ahead in 2026. With our hosts Vidar, Sofie (who is also doubling as our amazing booking coordinator) and newcomer Henriette, we - and our clients - can be sure travellers have remained and will remain in safe hands. We were also happy to share that Anneli got her well-deserved promotion to Senior Account Manager, Mattis more than earned his new title as Head of Sales, and we'll be welcoming a new intern very soon. It also wouldn’t be a Lost In Norway event without a give-away so congratulations Tor Anders Jacobsen with your trip for two to Iceland! 🇮🇸 To round it up, two people in the crowd received a special recognition: 💪 René Bjerregaard, who received the “Perseverance Award” for his dedication and efforts in the Broadstone company. Not just for the past year, but for the whole decade in which both companies have been growing in unison. Keep it up! 🎖️ And Lars ter Burg, who received the title of “Employee of the Year” for his dedication, professionalism, and passion shown in the 10 months of what is only his first year within the Lost In Norway team. On to many more! A huge thank you to everyone who joined us and continues to be part of the Lost In Norway journey. We couldn’t do this without you – and we’re very excited for what’s coming this year in what will be our 10th anniversary 👀 To new adventures, strong collaborations, and another unforgettable year! 🥂