Bodo/Glimt will fly straight to Scotland off the back of a gruelling three-week Spanish training camp ahead of their Europa Conference League tie with Celtic.
The Hoops will take on the Norwegian champions in UEFA's new competition next month after a third placed finish in their Europa League group last year.
Their opponents could have potential problems on their hands, as Bodo/Glimt are currently in the middle of a long off-season, with the domestic campaign in Norway not starting until April.
Costa Blanca will provide them with a warm weather base for three weeks ahead of the first leg against Celtic and three challenging friendly matches have been scheduled.
They will leave for Spain on January 21 and base themselves in Algorfa, south of Alicante and are set to fly from there to Glasgow two days before the first leg, which takes place on February 17.
Bodo/Glimt will face Dynamo Kiev on January 27, before they entertain CSKA Moscow on February 3, before rounding off their trip with a friendly against Danish side Aarhus on February 10, a week before they face Celtic.
A proposed game against Czech side Jablonec, who Celtic defeated in the Europa League earlier this season, had to be cancelled.
