A new ITRC report has just been published. It focuses on the experiences and motivations of guests in three museums and exhibitions in Reykjavík during the winter of 2025/26.

Nica Derakhshan Nia recently started her internship at ITRC. We are happy to have her.

The ITRC has received funding for the project The 2026 Total Solar Eclipse: Governance and Coordination in Rural Communities.

On 24 March 2026, the ITRC hosted a workshop on interactive solutions for literary and film tourism at Tæknigarður in Reykjavík.

Registration and abstract submission are now open for the 34th Nordic Symposium on Tourism and Hospitality Research, which will take place in Reykjavík on 6–8 October 2026.

The Journal of Arctic Tourism is slowly but surely establishing itself.

Call for Sessions for the 34th Nordic Symposium on Tourism and Hospitality Research is now open. Session proposals are invited by 10 February 2026.

An eventful project meeting for the UPLIFT project took place in Vilnius last October.

A new report has recently been published that examines the collaboration between Icelandic whale-watching companies and cetacean researchers in the field of citizen science.

The ITRC is pleased to welcome Gyde Rudolph as an intern. She will investigate how smartphones and cameras shape outdoor tourism experiences in Iceland by analysing how they are integrated, represented, and framed in tourism narratives and communication.