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We went aboard a cruise ship navigating some of the world's most dangerous waters. In the Arctic, drifting icebergs, sea ice, sudden storms, and fierce winds make sailing unpredictable. Yet every year, around 100,000 cruise passengers travel to Greenland to explore its remote coastline and experience one of the world’s last great wildernesses. 00:00 - Introduction 01:25 - A Cruise Ship Built for Arctic Waters 02:53 - Navigating Hundreds of Icebergs 05:41 - The Danger of Icebergs 07:52 - History of Cruise Accidents 10:30 - Keeping Power On in the Arctic 12:26 - The Environmental Cost of Cruising Greenland 13:17 - More Tourists Are Coming to Greenland 16:29 - Supplying Food on a Cruise 19:05 - Credits ------------------------------------------------------ #cruiseship #greenland #cruise #arctic #travel #riskybusiness WATCH MORE FROM RISKY BUSINESS: How Toxic Green Mussels Feed Millions In Indonesia's Biggest City How Miners Risk Their Lives For Himalayan Pink Salt From Cocaine To Gold: The Cartels' New Billion-Dollar Trade Why Silver Is Breaking New Records How Cruise Ships Navigate Greenland's Dangerous Iceberg Alley | Risky Business | Business Insider