Fréttir
12.02.2021
Ása Marta Sveinsdóttir is a new member of the ITRC team, as a researcher on cruise tourism. Ása will be based at our Akureyri office at the campus of University of Akureyri. ITRC welcomes her to the team!
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Fréttir
10.11.2020
The Icelandic Tourism Research Centre has been commissioned by the Icelandic Tourist Board to analyze the adaptability and resilience of the tourism industry in Iceland.
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Fréttir
19.10.2020
Johannes (Hans) Theodorus Welling defended his doctoral thesis in Tourism Studies at the University of Iceland last Friday. He is the first doctoral student to graduate from Tourism Studies in Iceland.
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Fréttir
07.10.2020
Icelandic Tourism Research Centre participates in an Erasmus+ project which is aimed at helping small and medium sized tourism companies to navigate through crisis.
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Fréttir
18.09.2020
The Fall 2020, ITRC is hosting three interns, Minke from Uppsala University – Campus Gotland and two students from Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences.
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Fréttir
03.09.2020
The Icelandic people see tourism as an economically important industry and that tourists enrich society in various ways. This is one of the findings from a survey on Icelanders' attitudes towards tourists and tourism.
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Fréttir
03.07.2020
Seven reports on the residents’ attitudes of tourism in Iceland were published today. Evidence was sought as to whether Icelanders feel pressure from tourism in their community.
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Fréttir
07.05.2020
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the 29th Nordic Symposium on Tourism and Hospitality Research in Akureyri, Iceland will be postponed to September 22–23, 2021.
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Fréttir
21.04.2020
The book Tourism Employment in Nordic Countries: Trends, Practices, and Opportunities has been published electronically.
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Fréttir
26.02.2020
The Icelandic Tourism Research Centre (ITRC) is a partner in a new European collaborative project about the influences of pop culture on tourism and the opportunities that can be harnessed.
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