Icelandair is pleased to offer the most weekly flights this year from the UK to one of the world’s newest value destinations and its home, Iceland. Since Lonely Planet recently naming Iceland as one of the Top 10 Value Destinations for 2010, and the devaluation of the Icelandic krona, there is no better time for travellers to enjoy the country’s pristine nature, geothermal spas and exciting nightlife for a fraction of the cost.

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Top Icelandic travel agency and DMC (Destination Management Company), Iceland Travel – offering a wide range of high quality travel services within Iceland – has recently launched its new website, helping to improve customer relations. Read the full story

Traditionally, Christmas in Iceland begins on December 12th when the thirteen mischievous Yule Lads arrive. Their naughty antics include playful tricks like stealing meat, slamming doors in the middle of the night and harassing sheep. For thirteen days, children leave their shoes in windows in the hope for nightly gifts from the Yule Lads. Read the full story

Christmas is known as everyone’s favourite time of year, but according to a recent poll by MORI, four out of five adults find the festive period stressful. So why not be the one of five who enjoys a stress-free Christmas this winter and visit Iceland. Read the full story

Iceland is world renowned for being home to some of the most beautiful sites and natural wonders attracting hundreds of thousands of visits every year. Most tourists come in the summer months with fewer thinking about exploring the country in the depths of winter when the spectacular waterfalls, glaciers or geyser take on a whole new appearance. However, travelling in the winter season is not as foolish as some might think it is. Read the full story

Iceland’s perfect location at the cusp of the Arctic Circle, combined with convenient travel from Icelandair, makes Iceland this winter’s ultimate Northern lights sight-seeing destination.

The Northern Lights, otherwise known as the Aurora Borealis, are indisputably one of mother-nature’s most spectacular sights in the world. Read the full story

The Lonely Planet travel guide has recently released the Best in Travel 2010 book, the publisher’s fifth annual collection of the world’s best journeys, destinations, and experiences for the coming year. The guidebook presents the top ten countries, regions, and cities to visit, chosen by Lonely Planet’s global team and Iceland is at the top of the list for 2010. Read the full story

Tourism in Iceland is booming and visitors find themselves with more spending power than ever due to the current exchange rates strongly favouring visitors and their foreign money. As a result, a whole new range of exciting activities are now practical options for most Iceland visitors. Read the full story

Your holidays and vacations to the exotic destination of Iceland can best be complete and enjoyed with the help of High North, a tourism company and tour operator in Iceland based in the capital city of Iceland, Reykjavik. High North offers all kinds of tours based from Reykjavik that can take you throughout the country. Read the full story

Traveling to Iceland can be fun for the entire family. There are many things to do in Iceland such as the Blue Lagoon, the hot springs, horseback riding, mountain climbing, and much more. What most people don’t know is that Iceland produces the most fish in the world; high quality fish. Icelandic salmon is amazingly delicious as well as cod and other Icelandic fish. Did you know that you can catch your own Icelandic salmon? An amazing activity to participate in is fly fishing in Iceland. Read the full story