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Why Norway's least accessible coastline attracts exactly the wrong kind of traveller — and what locals think about it.
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Laetitia Hörnler

Editor-in-Chief · Veriva Magazine

Gibb's Farm, Tanzania
Gibb's Farm, Tanzania

She joined Veriva's Insider Voices as a founding contributor because she believes honest editorial independence is the rarest thing in travel journalism today — and the most necessary.

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Laetitia Hörnler

Editor-in-Chief · Veriva Magazine

Laetitia has been traveling to the fringes of Europe for 12 years and writes about places that give back in their own unique way. Her focus is on Portugal, Greece, and the Balkan Peninsula.

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Gibb's Farm, Tanzania
Why Norway's least accessible coastline attracts exactly the wrong kind of traveller — and what locals think about it.

Picture of Laetitia Hörnler
Laetitia Hörnler
Gibb's Farm, Tanzania
Why Norway's least accessible coastline attracts exactly the wrong kind of traveller — and what locals think about it.

Picture of Laetitia Hörnler
Laetitia Hörnler
Gibb's Farm, Tanzania
Why Norway's least accessible coastline attracts exactly the wrong kind of traveller — and what locals think about it.

Picture of Laetitia Hörnler
Laetitia Hörnler

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