The five-year contract signed between Icelandair and the Icelandic Cabin Crew Association (FFÍ) is a “defensive victory,” according to FFÍ chairperson Guðlaug Líney Jóhannsdóttir. It
Iceland’s government would like to open borders to more countries in July, but the decision could be affected by its membership in the Schengen Agreement,
Groups of up to 2,000 will be permitted to gather as of July 13 in Iceland, a significant jump from the current limit of 500.
Icelandic authorities are no longer advising Icelandic residents against inessential travel to Europe, but continue to advise against travel outside of the continent. The government’s
At least two Icelandic tour companies are offering to pay for tourists’ COVID-19 tests upon entering Iceland. Arctic Adventures and Nordic Visitor are both offering
Iceland has tested 5,500 entering travellers for COVID-19 since beginning screening at its borders one week ago. Of the 5,500 tests, just 11 were positive
Iceland’s Chief Epidemiologist Þórólfur Guðnason, Director of Health Alma Möller, and Director of Civil Protection Víðir Reynisson were invested with the Order of the Falcon
Two individuals were diagnosed with COVID-19 upon arriving in Iceland yesterday, RÚV reports. A total of 927 tests were taken among approximately 1,100 travellers (children
Iceland’s COVID-19 testing of travellers arriving in the country began this morning. Ten testing booths have been set up at Keflavík Airport, and arriving passengers
While Iceland is reopening its borders from June 15, travellers from outside the Schengen Area may still be restricted from travelling to the country, according
