With over 50 years of experience, the Icelandic travel provider, Netbus offers high quality bus trips across Iceland to the beautiful Blue Lagoon, the breathtaking Jokulsarlon at Vatnajokull and the magnificent sites of the grand Golden Circle tour; Geysir, Gullfoss and Thingvellir. In addition, Netbus offers professional guided coach tours and airport transfers.
Netbus’ professional guided coach tours are without a doubt the best way to experience Iceland as the company truly believes in providing its customers with expert knowledge about the country’s unique landscape and history. Read more…
Winter travel is fast becoming popular, due to people taking post-Christmas holidays to relax after the stresses that Christmas entails. Consequently, Iceland is seeing an influx of visitors from all around the world.
Iceland is fast becoming one of Europe’s most popular winter travel destinations. This volcanic island, located just below the arctic circle, boasts stunning scenery filled with spectacular lakes, rivers, waterfalls, mountains, hot springs and in the winter the breathtaking northern lights. Read more…
Asbru has found a new partner in investment in regards to geothermal research which can help improve and develop green energy research. The Canadian geothermal company, Magma Energy Corporation has announced that they will invest in the Asbru partner companies of HS Orka and Geysir Green Energy based in Iceland.
Asbru is the new name of the former NATO military base next to the airport in Keflavik. After the NATO evacuation in 2006, the base was re-designed as a community of students and businesses. Asbru offers new aviation and clean energy related academic programs at Keilir University. Keilir is also one of the largest campuses in Iceland. Asbru also has other projects such as a health village, a green energy research center and Iceland’s first international data center. Read more…
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