Abstract
Did Nordic countries, linked by linguistic and long-term cultural, historical and commercial ties, develop a specific Nordic mode of mobility and tourism? To introduce and contextualise the articles in this issue that deal with this question, this article claims that this issue can be investigated fruitfully by focusing on the linkages between national and transnational developments, and by focusing on the actions and interactions of national and transnational (institutional) actors who spoke and acted on behalf of consumers and tourists.
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