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10.05.2024

137 thousand departures of foreign travelers in April

18.04.2024

International visitors to Iceland 2023 - Survey results

10.04.2024

173 thousand departures of foreign travelers in March

From the eruption site. © Almannavarnir
16.03.2024

Volcanic eruption 16th of March in Reykjanes

Travelers at Gullfoss
14.03.2024

Beware of pickpockets!

11.03.2024

156 thousand departures of foreign travelers in February

Since 2021, Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula has been experiencing volcanic eruptions. Travel to Iceland has been open and safe throughout this seismic activity as the eruptions are localized.
05.03.2024

Update on Travel Safety in Iceland in Light of Recent Volcanic Activitys

09.02.2024

131 thousand departures of foreign passengers in January

08.02.2024

Volcanic eruption in Reykjanes

29.01.2024

Grants and travel support from NATA - Greenland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands

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News from Iceland

18.05.2024
Iceland Review
Plans to Tighten Rules for E-Scooter
17.05.2024
Iceland Monitor - Latest news
70 earthquakes detected in the magma channel
17.05.2024
mbl.is - News in English
70 earthquakes detected in the magma channel
17.05.2024
Iceland Review
Icelandair Now with Connection to Pittsburgh
17.05.2024
Iceland Monitor - Latest news
Captain arrested: Data suggests collision
17.05.2024
mbl.is - News in English
Captain arrested: Data suggests collision
17.05.2024
Iceland Review
Two in Custody After Accident at Sea
17.05.2024
Iceland Monitor - Latest news
"Just waiting for it to start erupting again"
17.05.2024
mbl.is - News in English
"Just waiting for it to start erupting again"
17.05.2024
Iceland Review
Increased Likelihood of Eruption as Magma Continues to Accumulate
17.05.2024
Iceland Review
Iceland News Review: Catching the Solar Eclipse
17.05.2024
Iceland Monitor - Latest news
"He was locked inside the boat"
17.05.2024
mbl.is - News in English
"He was locked inside the boat"
16.05.2024
Iceland Monitor - Latest news
Magma accumulation is at Svartsengi now 16 million cubic meters
16.05.2024
mbl.is - News in English
Magma accumulation is at Svartsengi now 16 million cubic meters
16.05.2024
Iceland Review
Icelandic Blackbirds Raise Chicks on Livestream
16.05.2024
Iceland Review
Protest at US Embassy in Reykjavík on Nakba Day

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Icelandic Tourism Dashboard

Find all the latest data from Tourism in Iceland right here, in the Tourism Dashboard. 

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The Tourist Site Protection Fund

The fund supports the development and protection of tourist destinations and tourist routes owned both by private entities and municipalities.

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