News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: Iceland closes popular volcano to tourists following eruption
Officials in Iceland closed the Mount Fagradalsfjall volcano on Sunday following its eruption in an effort to keep tourists away. Hundreds of Icelandic police "have closed off all major paths and ...
News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: No disruptions to Iceland's major airport after volcano erupts again near capital
A volcano in southwestern Iceland began erupting on Monday, the country's meteorological authorities said, 11 months after its last eruption officially ended. The eruption is in an uninhabited ...
News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: Why Iceland is the hottest wellness destination in the world
Spend more than five minutes in Iceland, and it’s clear the natives are more than a little proud of their water. Whether it’s tap H2O so pure you can drink it unfiltered, or stunningly ...
News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: Iceland Monitors New Volcanic Eruption
By Orlando Mayorquin A minor volcanic eruption began on Monday afternoon in an uninhabited area on Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula, the country’s weather officials said. The eruption ...
News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: See an Iceland volcano erupt for 3rd time in 3 years, sending bursts of lava in the air amid "seismic swarm"
Iceland is experiencing yet another volcanic eruption on its southwest peninsula. The Icelandic Meteorological Office said Monday that a fissure broke open between the Fagradalsfjall and Keilir ...
News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: Volcano erupts in Iceland after weeks of earthquakes
A volcanic eruption south of Iceland’s capital Reykjavik is sending plumes of smoke across a region known for its sweeping lava fields, volcanoes and geothermal activity. The Icelandic ...
News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: Iceland volcano eruption slowing, gas pollution drops
A volcanic eruption in Iceland close to the capital Reykjavik is slowing and gas pollution is easing, experts said, but residents should still keep clear of the volcano which has been spewing out toxic gas.
News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: Iceland is the No. 1 most peaceful country in the world
Iceland has remained the most peaceful country in the world since the study was first released in 2008. It also ranks as the third happiest country in the world, after Finland and Denmark.
News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: Iceland on course for profit surge
In financial results shared with bondholders last week, Iceland revealed it was confident that this year’s underlying profit would be the strongest of the past ten years, exceeding the £176 ...
News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: Volcano erupts in Iceland with lava spewing fountains of up to 100 meters high
Residents in the town of Thorlakshofn, east of the eruption site, were told to stay indoors to avoid exposure to volcanic gases, Iceland's Department of Civil Protection and Emergency Management said.
News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: Holiday travelers are trapped in an Iceland airport because snow-covered roads prevented them from getting to their hotels — or out of the country
Keflavík International Airport, southwest of Iceland's capital of Reykjavík, all but shut down on Saturday when extreme weather dumped feet of snow on the country. Dozens of flights were ...
News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: Iceland’s Christmas Book Flood Is a Force of Nature
The nation’s seasonal publishing and gifting tradition nourishes its unique literary culture Lauren Oster Bibliophiles the world over cherish the legend of Jólabókaflóð, Iceland’s ...
News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: Iceland should be top of your bucket list – amazing landscapes, unique experiences and a capital that packs a punch
ICELAND tops people’s bucket list of places to visit, including mine. I headed to this unique and beautiful Nordic island with goosebumps, thinking about its amazing landscape of lava fields ...
News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: Iceland slashes veg to just 1p in the supermarket price war – but there’s a catch
MAJOR supermarket Iceland is selling vegetables for just a penny, but shoppers need to be quick. It comes after several other supermarkets slashed the price of their vegetables ahead of Christmas.
News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: Iceland say 4,000 families apply for store loan to buy food in first day
Four thousand low-income families applied for loans to buy groceries in the first day of a credit fund opening for Christmas, food retailer Iceland has revealed. The Iceland Food Club, which was ...
News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: Iceland is slashing the price of vegetables to just 1p - but for one day only
Iceland is selling fresh and frozen vegetables for just 1p in the lead up to Christmas. All veggies usually priced at £1 will be up for grabs for just a penny at the supermarket on December 21 ...
News Iceland Thornorlakshofn: Nordic Capital agrees minority stake in RiskPoint Group
RiskPoint Group is a global independent specialty insurance managing general underwriter; Nordic Capital’s experience within the financial services sector was a key factor in th ...
