Just a 3-hour flight from Amsterdam and Brussels is Iceland’s Keflavik International Airport. You immediately imagine yourself in another world. After arriving, just relax right away in one of the lagoons, such as the Blue Lagoon or the newest Skylagoon. Afterwards, enjoy the gourmet food in Reykjavik and explore this cozy capital with numerous bars. Very topical now, of course, is the volcanic activity in Iceland. In a fun and interesting way, learn more about lava and also see it flowing live at the Lava Show in Reykjavik or Vik. Another tip is the FlyOver Iceland, a 5D experience where you can experience the beautiful nature of Iceland up close. Very worthwhile, especially during a Stopover. From Reykjavik there are many day trips to take, into nature, such as the famous Golden Circle. This day trip will take you past Thingvellir National Park, the Strokkur geyser and the Gullfoss waterfall. Or go admire the beautiful waterfalls on a drive along the south coast, ending on the black beach at Vik. A Stopover in Iceland can be made at no additional cost to the ticket price. It is a fun, adventurous and dynamic experience for the client to combine 2 destinations in one trip, who doesn’t have Iceland on their bucket list? Icelandair’s newest ‘colleague’ is Hugi, the world’s first ‘tourist bouncer’, who explains in his own words what a Stopover is all about in this video: Did you know that as a travel agent you can even book a Stopover of up to 21 days with our tour operator rates while a Stopover with an online booking on the Icelandair website can be up to 3-7 days?
For example, you can also sell a whole round of Iceland with an additional few days in New York. Would you like to experience a Stopover Iceland yourself? Join our Icelandair e-learning via TravEcademy and have a chance to win a cool study trip spot in 2024 in collaboration with Brand USA. This November month you must complete the following 5 courses in the Brand USA Discovery Program; Oklahoma, 2 badges Southwest and 2 Experiences. Click here for more information about this promotion. Iceland. Easy to stop, hard to leave
