Visitor numbers to Iceland have dipped slightly, but fresh volcanic activity has created a macabre attraction in the ...

In late June, some parts of the country experience ... The aurora borealis or northern lights is a big reason people visit Iceland in the winter. Of course, the number one tourist attraction ...

It is a Thursday night and young people are packing out karaoke ... After eradicating the virus from society, Iceland erected borders of steel. Since June last year, every arriving passenger ...

But men, women, and non-binary people still aren't equal. Iceland "is not yet at parity, even if it is number one in the world and despite many, many years of progress," Saadia Zahidi, a managing ...

"It has gone from half normal in March, to nothing throughout April, May and June, then opening ... "We are seeing that people in England are looking at Iceland - at the way we receive visitors ...

Fortunately for the birds, the people of Iceland are big fans of puffins and there are established rescue teams as well as ...

Jared Bibler’s book, Iceland’s Secret: The untold story of the world’s biggest con What went wrong in Iceland? Was it the system or the people who were responsible for the crisis? A bit of each.

Where a glacier once covered nearly 6 square miles of land in Iceland, there will soon be ... we did it" - serves as an unnerving message to people in the future who will pass by the site.

On a surprisingly sunny day in late October, an estimated 100,000 women and non-binary people — about a quarter of the country's population — gathered in the centers of cities, towns, and ...

Around 2004, however, the number of people arriving shot up several-fold, before crashing down again with the financial turmoil of 2008, when Iceland's banking system collapsed. Since then it has ...

A state of emergency has been declared in southern Iceland after another volcanic ... There were between 500-600 people in the area when Saturday's eruption happened, Ms Pedersen said.