Trade News & Updates
Stay informed with the latest news from Iceland’s Travel Trade industry. Below, you’ll find curated links to news articles and updates specifically selected to benefit travel professionals specializing in tours to Iceland.
- Volcanic activity has resumed on Reykjanes Peninsula
A new fissure eruption started on Reykjanes Peninsula on November 20, 2024 by Sundhnúksgígar crater, marking the seventh eruption in the area since December 2023.
Air traffic to and from Iceland operates normally, and the country remains a safe destination. Read more - A spectacular Iceland Showcase in Madrid
Business Iceland hosted an event in Madrid on November 13, showcasing Iceland as a destination for premium-quality seafood and year-round travel.
Promoted as a year-round destination, Iceland is now easier than ever to reach from Spain, with direct flights from nine cities. Icelandair and Play offer regular routes alongside Spanish carriers Vueling and Iberia Express. Read more - The Volcanic Way - An Adventure through Iceland in the making
This newly designated route is your gateway to exploring the awe-inspiring landscapes of South Iceland and the Reykjanes regions and will take you to eight significant volcanoes. Read more - easyJet offers flights from Manchester to North Iceland
The British airline easyJet has announced that it will offer flights from both London and Manchester to Akureyri next winter. Flights will operate on Saturdays and Tuesdays from Manchester and London. Read more
More news:
- Work permit for Group Leaders from outside the European Economic Area
- Iceland ranked nr. 1 on the Global Gender Gap Index & the Global Peace Index
- The 2026 Total Solar Eclipse in Iceland
- PLAY airlines joins GO7 network to offer affordable travel
- Somebody feed Phil foodtrail
- Icelandic tourism on the road in Paris and Milan
- LBGT+ Travel in Iceland