Winter tourism – Iceland’s magical ice-caves
Winter tourism in Iceland, like most parts of the High North, continues its steady growth. The total number of foreign visitors to the country was aro...
Seal-tourism: On Canadian ice with the baby harps
Whale watching is a well known part of High North tourism, where thousands sail out each year from various ports in the North Atlantic hoping to see t...
Iceland: Stalling tourism puts economy at risk
Sound macroeconomic policies and favourable external conditions have enabled Iceland’s economy to emerge stronger from a decade of post-crisis managem...
MICE visitors continue to elevate the Icelandic economy
According to Sigurjóna Sverrisdóttir, there new managing director of Meet in Reykjavík – Reykjavík Convention Bureau, there is a good reason for optim...
An overview of Iceland – Drone of the day
The team from “Off To Iceland” has been traveling around Iceland with his team and shooting Iceland from angles that very few people have ...
Delta increases its Iceland services with daily Minneapolis flights
Delta has, as of 24th of May, restarted of its summer service between Reykjavik and Minneapolis/St Paul, Delta’s flight will offer 193 seats nonstop f...
Iceland welcomes the return of the ice bar
Downtown Reykjavík is the new location for an ice gallery with bar in April. Ice-themed establishments have become an increasingly popular feature and...
State Mediator called for further wage negotiations
Following last week’s reports of various unions meeting with the State Mediator and the SA Confederation of Icelandic Enterprise, there is news of the...