The domain of stark contrasts and breath-taking landscapes offers a captivating array of natural wonders, providing a tranquil setting for both business and leisure travellers.
Situated just below the Arctic Circle, it boasts phenomena such as the midnight sun and the Northern Lights, making it an extraordinary destination.
Iceland presents a serene yet stimulating environment for the business traveller. Reykjavík, its capital, boasts modern facilities and hospitable residents, with English commonly spoken in addition to the distinctive Icelandic language.
The city’s Harpa Concert Hall, which also serves as a conference centre, reflects its increasing importance in international trade. Its geographical location makes it an ideal layover for transatlantic journeys, suitable for corporate retreats and meetings.
Iceland attracts holidaymakers with its expansive open spaces and pristine wilderness. The country offers a variety of activities that enable visitors to engage fully with its natural beauty.
From the geysers and waterfalls of the Golden Circle to the South Coast’s black sand beaches and glacial lagoons, Iceland provides an abundance of spectacular sights and opportunities for adventure.
Currently, the top activities in Iceland include relaxing in the renowned Blue Lagoon, discovering the dynamic urban scene of Reykjavík, and embarking on a whale-watching excursion. For peace seekers, the secluded Westfjords provide a sanctuary of quietude, with nothing but the cries of seabirds and for the enthusiasts of culture, the island has an abundant Viking heritage where myths await exploration.
It’s a place where business agendas and bucket lists converge, creating memories that last a lifetime.
NB. At the time of writing the Blue Lagoon is closed due to increasing seismic activity in the area – please check with the Foreign Office before you travel.