Travel in Iceland

Seat availability to the US will decrease by 29% this summer

Icelandair and specially WOW air will cut down on flights to the US. More markets will be served by fewer flights than last summer season.

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WOW air sees a drop in load factor

WOW air’s load factor in January decreased by 8% between years. It was still much higher than Icelandair’s load factor during same period.

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Visitor numbers in Iceland drop by 5.8%

The decline in visitor numbers in January is greater than Isavia had predicted.

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Hotel rooms in Reykjavík cheaper than they were a year ago

The weakening value of the Icelandic króna means foreign visitors get more value for their money.

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Airport transport in Iceland much cheaper than before

Two of three companies offering transport from Keflavík Airport have reduced ticket prices by a third. Unlikely prices will stay low as high-season nears.

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One of 25 wonders of the world

Blue Lagoon Iceland is located in the heart of an 800-year-old lava plain on the Reykjanes Peninsula.

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Stay connected with Vodafone in Iceland

With Vodafone prepaid mobile solutions, you gain access to an extensive 4G network in Iceland.

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Stopover in Iceland with Icelandair

When you fly Icelandair across the Atlantic, you can stopover in Iceland for up to seven nights at no additional airfare.

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Iceland Holidays with Discover the World

The world’s leading operator to Iceland.

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BCG hugely underestimated the number of visitors in Iceland

It is safe to say that tourism in Iceland would not have made all these headlines lately if the prediction of the Boston Consulting Group specialists would have come to reality.

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Iceland welcomed 2.3 million international tourists in 2018

According to statistics provided by the Icelandic Tourist Board, the number of Polish visitors in Iceland has surged between years.

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Number of foreign workers in tourism sector continues to grow

Large number of people working within the travel and tourism industry are not domiciled in Iceland.

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Airbnb loosing share in Iceland

Airbnb’s growth in Iceland over the past years has been swift, with Icelandic Airbnb hosts making the highest profits in 2017 in the world. However, according to Statistics Iceland, booking rates dropped between July and September this year. These statistics are not only bound to Reykjavík as Airbnb booking rates have dropped in other parts … Lesa meira

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Business worsens for tourism companies in rural areas

Hotels located in remote parts of Iceland have seen a decrease in revenues and profits are diving for car rental companies.