Built by the U.S. over a century ago, this 50-mile waterway connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and revolutionized global trade. Americans see it as a loss of strategic influence amongst global instability and the canal’s pivotal role in trade. While a return to the U.S. would be controversial, the possibility remains an intriguing “what if.” After all, the U.S. built the Panama Canal.

Greenland, a land of glaciers, northern lights, and unspoiled wilderness, has hit the headlines. Why could this icy island could be America’s next big thing? Greenland isn’t just a destination for adventurous tourists; it’s a strategic American goldmine. Here’s why America could control Greenland and why you should book a flight to explore this enigmatic land before it becomes the next hotspot.