ITRC attends kick-off meeting for new Erasmus+ projects

Guðrún Þóra and Vera recently attended a kick-off meeting for new Erasmus+ cooperation projects, organised by Rannís.
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Ferry Passengers Stay Longer and Travel More Widely Around Iceland

A new report, Norræna Passengers on Iceland’s Roads 1996–2025: A Comparison with Air Passengers, has been published focusing on visitors arriving in Iceland by ferry at Seyðisfjörður.
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New UPLIFT Educational Materials: Four Video Lessons on Immersive Tourism

How can virtual reality, augmented reality, artificial intelligence, or even simple QR codes create more engaging tourism experiences?
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Exciting conference on immersive technologies in tourism

All interested parties are welcome to join us at UPLIFT's final conference, taking place online on 8 September 2026.
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New Report on Airbnb Tourism in Rural Nordic Regions

ITRC has published a new report examining the impacts of Airbnb on tourism in rural Nordic regions.
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New Project: Circular Solutions in Tourism – CIRCULATOUR

ITRC is participating in a new project that explores circular solutions in tourism. The project, CIRCULATOUR, is funded by the European Union’s Interreg programme, Northern Periphery and Arctic (NPA).
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New Report: Museum Visitors in Reykjavík, Winter 2025/26

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.
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New Intern at ITRC

Nica Derakhshan Nia recently started her internship at ITRC. We are happy to have her.
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Research Project on the 2026 Total Solar Eclipse Receives Funding

The ITRC has received funding for the project The 2026 Total Solar Eclipse: Governance and Coordination in Rural Communities.
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Successful Workshop Explores Interactive Solutions for Literary and Film Tourism

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