Terms of use

Updated 12th of May 2026

1. General

These terms govern the use of the service provided by Arctic Safe Travel AS (org. no. 935 493 757) (hereinafter the “Company”) to the user. Upon purchase, a binding agreement is entered into between the Company and the user. The user accepts the terms by purchasing the service.

In the event of conflict between the terms and other information on the website, the terms shall prevail.

The Company reserves the right to update the Terms of the service continuously as needed. Updated terms will be published on the website with an updated effective date and will take effect immediately, unless otherwise expressly stated.

2. Description of the service

The service comprises digital courses and training material related to travel, safety and conditions in Northern Norway, including, but not limited to, traffic conditions, weather conditions, natural conditions, local regulations and general safety recommendations.

The service is exclusively of a general and advisory nature. The content is based on available knowledge at the time of publication, and no guarantee is given that the information is complete, up to date or error-free at all times.

The service does not include:

  • legal advice
  • medical advice
  • professional certification or authorization
  • mandatory training required by law


Use of the Service is at your own risk, and the user is obliged to assess relevance and application in concrete situations. The user is solely responsible for obtaining up-to-date information about weather/nature/traffic conditions and for complying with applicable regulations.

3. Use of the service

To purchase the service, you must be 18 years old or have valid consent from a guardian where this is required under applicable law. If the purchaser will not use the Service themselves, the purchaser will only receive registration information that is to be forwarded to the user.

By making a purchase, the user undertakes to:

  • provide correct, complete and up-to-date information
  • not create an account on behalf of others without authorization
  • not misuse the service or attempt to circumvent security mechanisms
  • use the service in accordance with the terms


The user account is personal and may not be shared, transferred or made available to third parties, either free of charge or for payment.

The user is obliged to keep login information confidential and shall immediately notify the Company if there is suspicion of unauthorized use or a security breach.

The user is fully responsible for all activity that takes place via their account, including unauthorized use resulting from failure to secure login information.

The user is responsible for ensuring that the registered email address and other contact details are kept up to date at all times. Notices and information sent to the most recently provided email address are considered to have been received by the user.

4. License and intellectual property rights

When purchasing a course, the user is granted a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable and time-limited right to use the relevant course content for personal, non-commercial use.

All rights to the content, including but not limited to:

  • text, video, audio and graphics
  • structure, layout and teaching method
  • trademarks, logos and design


belong to Arctic Safe Travel AS or its licensors, and are protected by this agreement as well as applicable copyright and intellectual property legislation.

It is strictly prohibited to:

  • copy, store, distribute or make the content available in whole or in part
  • resell or sublicense the content
  • use the content in a commercial context
  • make recordings, screen recordings or other reproductions without written consent


For corporate customers or groups, one user access per participant is required, unless otherwise agreed in writing. Sharing one user account between several people is not permitted.

5. Access, duration and changes

Access to courses is granted after payment has been registered and is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase, unless otherwise specified at the time of purchase.

The Company reserves the right to:

  • change the content, structure and availability of the courses
  • update or remove course material and functionality
  • make technical adaptations
  • terminate courses or services


at its sole discretion. Such changes may be made without prior notice if deemed necessary for technical, security or business reasons.

After the access period has expired, the user account and associated data may be deleted or anonymized without further notice, and in accordance with the applicable privacy policy and data protection legislation.

6. Price and payment

All prices are stated in Norwegian kroner (NOK) and include value added tax where this is required under applicable legislation.

Payment is made via the payment solutions offered on the Website at any given time. Once payment has been completed, the purchase is considered binding.

The Company reserves the right to:

  • change prices without prior notice
  • correct obvious pricing errors
  • reject or cancel orders in case of suspected misuse or error


Any fees charged by payment providers are borne by the user unless otherwise stated.

If the Company is unable to deliver the ordered digital service, the user will be notified without undue delay, and any amount paid will be refunded.

7. Right of withdrawal

The Right of Withdrawal Act applies to the purchase of digital services.

By completing the purchase, the User expressly consents to the delivery of the digital content starting immediately, and simultaneously acknowledges that the right of withdrawal lapses once delivery has begun, cf. the Right of Withdrawal Act section 22 letter n.

Delivery is considered to have started when:

  • the course is made available on the user account


To exercise the right of withdrawal, you must notify the Company in writing within 14 days of the purchase.

8. Complaints

In the event of defects in the digital service, the User may lodge a complaint in accordance with the Digital Services Act.

Complaints must be submitted within a reasonable time, and no later than one week after the defect was or should have been discovered.

The following are not considered defects:

  • circumstances beyond the Company’s control
  • lack of compatibility with the user’s equipment
  • user error or incorrect use of the service


In the event of an approved complaint, the Company will, at its own discretion:

  • correct the error
  • provide equivalent content
  • grant a proportional price reduction


9. Breach and suspension

The Company may, without notice, suspend, block or terminate access to the service in the event of:

  • breach of the Terms
  • misuse or attempted misuse
  • illegal activity
  • infringement of intellectual property rights


The Company reserves the right to claim compensation for financial loss resulting from breach.

10. Liability and limitation of liability

Use of the service is at your own risk.

The Company provides no warranties, whether express or implied, regarding:

  • the accuracy or completeness of the content
  • uninterrupted availability
  • fitness for a particular purpose


The Company is not liable for:

  • how the information is used by the user
  • direct or indirect financial loss
  • consequential loss, loss of profit or data
  • events that occur as a result of the use of the information


The user is solely responsible for ensuring that their device, software and internet connection meet the technical requirements communicated on the Website at any given time. The Company is not liable for lack of access or reduced functionality caused by the user’s equipment or network.

The total liability for damages is in any case limited to the amount the user has actually paid for the relevant service.

The terms are not intended to limit rights the User has under mandatory consumer legislation.

11. Force majeure

The Company is not liable for failure to fulfil obligations caused by circumstances beyond its control, including but not limited to:

  • natural disasters
  • war or unrest
  • strikes or labor disputes
  • pandemics
  • power outages or technical failures
  • government orders


Such circumstances entitle the Company to temporarily suspend its obligations without liability.

12. Governing law and disputes

The agreement is governed by Norwegian law.

Disputes shall be sought resolved amicably. If this is not successful, the matter may be brought before:

  • the Norwegian Consumer Authority (Forbrukertilsynet)
  • the Consumer Disputes Commission (Forbrukerklageutvalget)
  • the ordinary courts


The legal venue is Tromsø District Court, unless otherwise follows from mandatory legislation.

13. Privacy (summary)

The Company processes personal data in accordance with applicable data protection legislation, including the Personal Data Act and the GDPR.

The full privacy policy is available on the Website.

14. Company information

Arctic Safe Travel AS
Org. no: 935 493 757
Åslivegen 46
9016 Tromsø

Email: support@arcticsafetravel.com