The main concern in the MICE industry today is sustainability. Suppliers and buyers alike are constantly looking for more sustainable solutions, and by now, it goes way beyond managing the usage of plastic. Most companies and associations see conferences and events as an extension of their brand and a platform to communicate what they stand…
Like the rest of the world, Meet in Reykjavík couldn’t have predicted the world moving through these odd and volatile times. Along with other industries across the globe, the travel and hospitality world in Iceland has been significantly impacted by COVID-19. What used to be a glistening ambiance with gliding motions throughout Reykjavik is quiet…
Dear friends and colleagues On behalf of everyone at Meet in Reykjavík – Reykjavík Convention Bureau, our hearts go out to all those impacted by COVID-19 – including everyone diagnosed with the virus and their friends and family. As well as those whose jobs and schools have been impacted. There is no question this is…
Meet in Reykjavík follows the recommendations of the Icelandic authorities in regards to covid-19 (Corona virus). All information, developments, and advice about Iceland and COVID-19 can be found at the website of the Directorate of Health and the Department of Civil Protection and Emergency Management. We encourage everyone to take good care of their health, wash their hands…
Passengers can now offset the carbon footprint of their air travel while booking their flight. In co-operation with Klappir Green Solutions, Icelandair and Air Iceland Connect have determined the average flight emissions for each of their flight routes. Contributions made by passengers to carbon offset their flights will go entirely to the Iceland Carbon Fund,…
Isavia, which handles the operation and development of all airports in Iceland, approved a new Climate and Environmental Action Plan at the beginning of the year, where more emphasis will be put on renewing vehicles, reducing waste and implementing innovative ideas and solutions in their daily operations. In addition, the plan is to have Keflavík Airport…
Icelandair Hotels recognise their environmental responsibility, and all entities in the Icelandair Hotel chain operate according to the international environmental management standard ISO 14001, including Hilton, Canopy and Konsúlat. Icelandair Hotels pledge to: reduce waste and increase recycling, choose nature-friendly products and services; emphasise use of local products and Icelandic ingredients; follow the current environmental…
Iceland Travel (an ISO 14001 certified tour operator) is the country’s largest and oldest tour operator. The company was established in 1937 and therefore understands the fragility of Iceland’s natural environment. For years, the company has been a part of reforestation efforts in Iceland and has operated its own birch grove. But it doesn’t end…
The dynamic, sustainable relationship between man and nature is the cornerstone of Blue Lagoon’s philosophy. This relationship informs every aspect of the guest experience. From the healing water that fills the lagoon to the electricity that lights the complex, every coordinate of the visitor journey draws its power from the earth’s geothermal resources. In short,…