News and useful updates for your time in Iceland.
Travel disruption
A new Central Highlands storm warning advises against travel on 1 October. Wind warnings also cover Northeast and East Iceland, while separate landslide notices run into 2 October.
Read the brief →Air travel
RÚV reports that Icelandair will stop serving Halifax after 18 October and will not include the route in its next summer schedule. Here is what booked travellers should check.
Read the brief →North Iceland
RÚV reports that atNorth is willing to help develop a replacement campsite in Akureyri. The proposal is still being discussed. Here is what campers should know.
Read the brief →Visitor safety
The Icelandic Tourist Board is introducing a short course on its Incident Guard system. What the announcement means for travellers.
Read the brief →Tourism figures
The Icelandic Tourist Board reports 314 thousand foreign passenger departures in August. How to read the number when planning a trip.
Read the brief →Visitor safety
Revised guidance from the Icelandic Tourist Board covers risk assessment and safety procedures. A practical reading guide for visitors.
Read the brief →We link to original reports, distinguish their dates from our publication dates and add practical context for visitors. For destination advice, explore our travel guides.
