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Plan your Iceland stopover featuring must-see sights like the Blue Lagoon, Golden Circle and Reykjavík's vibrant culture.
News Iceland » Tourism: When Is the Best Time to Visit Iceland? Find Your Perfect Month for Budget, Weather, and Activities
Iceland is the most iconic country in Europe, hidden in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Famous for its moon-like landscapes, fascinating beaches, waterfalls, cliffs, and volcanoes, this island ...
News Iceland » Tourism: Iceland tourism prepares for a comeback
In a normal October, the Radisson BLU Saga Hotel in Reykjavik would be buzzing with tourists hoping for a glimpse of the Northern Lights, business travelers in town for trade fairs, honeymooners ...
News Iceland » Tourism: Q&A: Why Visit Iceland Is Leaning Into Arts & Culture to Drive Tourism
Iceland may be best known for its stunning natural landscapes — including glaciers, waterfalls, geysers, and hot springs — but a thriving local art and literature scene makes it a cultural hub fit for ...
News Iceland » Tourism: For Iceland tourism, some volcanic activity
You know how they say there's no such thing as bad publicity? It seems that Iceland is finding that out with regard to the Eyjafjallajokull volcanic ash cloud that has wreaked havoc on transatlantic ...
News Iceland » Tourism: How Iceland Is Rethinking Tourism for the Long Haul
Iceland has a New Year’s resolution. After a 10-month pause in tourism due to global lockdowns, the country is preparing for a new era of outdoor adventure—one that locals are hoping is more ...
News Iceland » Tourism: Is Japan the new Iceland? Becoming the hottest destination in tourism can fuel an economy, but it's no free lunch.
Overtourism has become a problem in Kyoto as tourism to Japan has exploded in recent years.YiuCheung/Getty Images/iStockphoto If it feels like everyone you know is going to Japan right now — sort of ...
News Iceland » Tourism: Iceland wants to switch up its tourism tax to protect nature — and fight overtourism
Iceland wants tourists to flock to its bubbling hot springs, picturesque ice caps and lunar-like lava landscapes — but not at the expense of its residents or natural environment. "We are trying still ...