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Why Iceland?
Because it’s close, it’s easy, and it’s exotic!

ICELAND IS CLOSER than you think — and more fun than you’ve ever dreamt of. This mid-Atlantic island is the USA’s closest European neighbor. With a flight time from New York only a jet lag-free 41/2 hours, you’re ready for action as soon as you arrive. And no matter the season, there’s always more than enough waiting for you to do.

The chilliest thing about Iceland is its name! In January, the average temperature in Reykjavik, Iceland’s capital, is higher than that in New York. And Iceland’s welcome for tourists is always warm. Almost everyone speaks fluent English and Icelanders aren’t really given to formalities. After all, even the telephone directory lists people by their first name.

Reykjavik is a city where you’ll feel safe to walk the streets. Cozy, charming, a “village feel” and friendly people. But as much entertainment, action and things to do as a metropolis of millions. And with all the modern conveniences, a high quality of life and world-class services.

Even so, it’s still only a 15-minute cab ride between downtown and wild nature, where you’ll feel you’re the only person on Earth.

Iceland is the ideal place for taking a break and setting foot on a European outpost with an exciting, lively, and ancient — but living — culture all of its own. You’ll feel at home — free to walk round, shop, admire, explore. It’s a place you could go on discovering forever.

Press!!

Travel & Leisure
Magazine

September 2002

Descending through the
clouds above Akureyri,
we encountered a wholly
different landscape from
that in the south: here,
towering green mountains,
their peaks fringed with
snow, flank a sparkling
blue fjord. We're only 60
miles below the Arctic
Circle, yet verdant
meadows and farmland
thrive in the mild
summer climate.

Time Magazine
August 26, 2002

Blessed by nature, Iceland
aims to create the world's
first hydrogen economy



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