A once-in-a-lifetime polar adventure

The Norwegian government promulgated the Svalbard Environmental Protection Act in 2024, announcing that there will be only 43 landing points in the Arctic, limited to 100 people each time. The opportunities for in-depth tours of the Arctic are becoming increasingly scarce, so if you want to go, do it early! 🌍 ❗【👇Click below to go on an expedition cruise to look for polar bears】❗ 👉 Albatross Cruise: The same cruise ship as National Geographic, like a silver blade cutting through the silence of the Arctic Ocean, takes you to the Svalbard Islands, to the world's best polar bear observation point, where the thousand-year-old glaciers reflect the blue cracks, and the floating ice area hides ancient secrets 👉 Icefield cruise: Encounter "Arctic residents", polar bears hunting on the edge of the ice floe, beluga whales emerging from the bottom of the boat, spraying water mist into a crystal curtain; Svalbard reindeer lowered their heads to nibble on lichens, the atmosphere of adventure is full 👉 Landing in New Ålesund: 60 colorful wooden houses hide the ideals of scientific research stations in 12 countries. China's Arctic Yellow River Station is a touch of nostalgia on the ice field; the world's northernmost post office, let the postcards carry the breath of 81° north latitude and reach far away 🌟 [Highlights] ✅ Adventure Cruise: Chinese service throughout the trip, super complete cruise facilities ✅ Polar bear observation: the best observation point in the world, encounter polar bears unexpectedly ✅ Cultural exploration: New Alesund, China's Arctic Yellow River Station, the world's northernmost post office ✅ Cold wonderland: Lofoten Islands, Longyearbyen, feel the charm of the Far North ❗【👇Click below to go on an expedition cruise to look for polar bears】❗