Arctic Marine Tourism Project - Passenger Vessel Trends in the Arctic Region (2013-2019)
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The Arctic Marine Tourism Project: Passenger Vessel Trends in the Arctic Region (2013-2019) (AMTP 2021) expands upon a previous PAME project, the Arctic Marine Tourism Project – Best Practice Guidelines (AMTP 2015). AMTP 2021 is comprised of the following two Work Packages: Compilation of Data on Tourism vessels in the Arctic; and Summary of Existing Site-specific Guidelines for Near-shore and Coastal Areas of the Arctic Visited by Passengers of Passenger Vessels and Pleasure Craft.
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