The route networks of the two Icelandic competitors Icelandair and WOW air are narrowing down considerably.

Rising numbers of ships and passengers shows no signs of slowing down, while Cruise Iceland is up for a major award.

Snæbjört is a new pale ale inspired by Iceland’s winter light, even though it comes from an Irish craft brewery.

Iceland is an example of a destination facing a growing trend of tourists visiting volcanoes during eruptions.

“This is the most difficult day in the history of WOW air,” the airline’s chief executive Skuli Mogensen admits.

Designed on three levels over a cliff at Langisandur beach in Akranes, the new attraction is a hotspot in all weathers.

The troubled Icelandic low-cost carrier has started flights to India, but routes in the other direction are suffering.

Icelandair Group intended to buy its low-cost rival WOW air, but conditions set by a deadline of Friday may not be fulfilled.

Travel specialist G Adventures still sees potential in Iceland as Game of Thrones returns, while also naming Uzbekistan, Senegal, Patagonia and others.

In a major consolidation in Iceland’s aviation market, the airlines say that there will be opportunities for synergies ahead.

Even before the first flights have started, the Icelandic budget carrier has removed 40% of capacity from January.

Prices right across the Nordic region are far higher than elsewhere on the continent, whether for a hotel room or a beer.

Liquidity challenges have forced the airline to suspend payments to Iceland’s airport operator, but funds could be on the way.

The airline’s chief executive describes future potential, but the Icelandic government reportedly has its eye on the company.

The two unrelated upscale city-centre properties have independent branding and a unique design.

The Icelandic carriers brought 1.2 million people to Iceland last year, and the nationalities of the visitors is changing.

Iceland’s low-cost carrier now flies to fifteen North American destinations via Reykjavik.

The Icelandic airline will be flying between cities in the United States and India via Keflivik from December.

The Icelandic budget carrier has hired a company to sell bonds to raise finance to keep its growth on track.

Plans have been drawn up for a hotel that “took control” of an architect’s drawing board.