The new edition of the airport B2B magazine Airmail has been released by Keflavik International Airport in Iceland. Keflavik International Airport’s online B2B magazine is an attractive digital magazine focusing of the airport sector. Airmail brings together the latest news about the airport and its services, alongside articles about Iceland, activities, ... Read More...
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On Thursday June 3rd, approximately 320,000 residents of Iceland, government bodies and various travel companies, such as Icelandair, left online messages of support, encouraging visitors to experience Iceland for themselves. The event titled ‘Iceland Hour’ drew more than 100,000 visitors, 1 million downloads of the promotional video and images, as well ... Read More...
Dreaming of a white Christmas? Well, Iceland is this year’s perfect unique location for a magical snowy winter. Iceland’s spectacular landscape of snow-covered mountains and fresh, crisp sea air is the ideal environment for someone seeking a different Christmas experience. Iceland, otherwise known as ‘the land of fire and ice’, also ... Read More...
According to a recent survey by MORI, four out of five adults consider the Christmas period to be stressful. So why not be the one of five who relax during this joyful time of year and discover Iceland’s unique traditions. For more than half a century, the City of Oslo, Norway, ... Read More...
In its eleventh year Iceland Airwaves is going stronger than ever, with over 120 bands, artists and musicians ready to entertain the masses. 3201 ... Read More...
Iceland Airwaves is without a doubt the biggest music festival of the year in Iceland, taking place in the heart of the capital city and encapsulating all the amazing culture and musical talent the city has to offer. Iceland Airwaves began back in 1999 with the first show being held in ... Read More...
The list of big summer events in Reykjavik has come to a head with last Saturday’s Culture Night – but summer events are only a small part of the Icelandic capital’s year-round roster. Reykjavik’s yearly Culture Night happened on Saturday with events taking place all over the city all day and ... Read More...
Is autumn the most beautiful season? Or does its promise of looming winter make it the most depressing? Visit Iceland this autumn, and you’ll soon see that its unrivalled beauty can convert even the harshest cynic. And besides, winter’s not that bad anyway, right?! It is the time of year when ... Read More...
Reykjavik’s eleventh Gay Pride event is now a mere memory, and there are a whole twelve months to wait until it happens all over again. But although Pride is over, Iceland does not forget about it. Around 80,000 people converged on central Reykjavik on Saturday to enjoy the eleventh annual Reykjavik ... Read More...
Every year in late August, the Icelandic capital celebrates its annual Reykjavik Culture Night (Menningarnott) – a name that hardly gives the all-day-and-all-night party the credit it deserves. Culture Night always takes place on a Saturday and those looking to visit Iceland will be interested to know it falls on the ... Read More...
It’s that time of year again in Iceland when Reykjavik gets just a little bit more fabulous than it always is. Yes, that’s right; Gay Pride is underway and more dazzling than ever! Gay Pride in Reykjavik is unlike almost anywhere else – often called ‘the biggest little Pride in the ... Read More...