do you still visit norway??

I visited beautiful Norway when I was 18 years old. I had worked as a children's nanny in Finland and then I traveled around Europe. I went to Oslo, Bergen and Narvik. I found it a stunningly picturesque country and found prices there high. Accommodation there was around £13 and in London at that time it had been £5 to show a comparison. I feel very sorry for Norway having suffered such an awful terrorist event. It is a shame when tourists are driven away due to bombing. I visited Israel and stayed safe when I was in my mid twenties. I am not planning another trip to Norway at the moment. Good luck to it.

I have never been to Norway, although I have been to Sweden and Denmark. Norway is "on my list" of countries I want to visit, and I know my family would love it--especially the Viking history and the fjords. The terrorist attack, which was tragic, will certainly not keep me from visiting Norway--if the opportunity presents itself, I will gladly go! I live in a country (USA) where terrorist attacks are now, sadly, always a possibility. I believe that if you change your plans or your lifestyle too much, the terrorists have won already.

yes i will still visit regardless what happened it was a barbaric act however the authorities captured the one responsible. It would not diminished my desire to see that place after that case I will still travel more that you will be safe coz the authorities will be more vigilant.

I wish i had visited Norway before the bombing. But it seems not easy for us here in the Philippines to go there. Most often if we apply for a visit visa, we are denied. I wish those who do the bombing will be bombed too! They should be the ones to be sicked and not the innocent ones.

Yes this was a very shocking news comes from Norway because a bomb blast happen in Norway and many peoples killed in this bomb blast. This was a terrorist activity. And now tourism will effected from this. But I think many countries facing the problem of terrorism so this is not good if peoples stopped to going anywhere. I have never visited Norway. But if I get chance to visited their then I will go.

Yes, I would like. I think this an isolated case of terrorism and people in Norway have nothing to do with. In fact, I was in Norway many years ago and visited Trondheim, which is a town in the fjords. These are beautiful landscapes attractions in this country, that are narrow sea entries in the land sorrounded by high mountains. It's a worth country to visit.

If I had lots of money, I would visit Norway, and many other countries just to see how other countries look like. But only if I had lots of money, so I didn't need to spare money in order to be able to travel around the world.