We can’t guarantee this will grant you an exemption from Australia’s travel ban, but we can provide you with some quality daydreaming fuel.

For an enhanced viewing experience, Travel Weekly recommends watching this wacky new Visit Iceland ad while devouring a plate of skyr, hangikjöt or kleinur.

The expedition cruise line is returning to travel with a stack of new itineraries, which are summed up in this neat little article.

The High School Musical star and general heartthrob experienced the mishap while filming an episode of his Netflix series.

Post-pandemic travel is going to look very different from what we’ve become accustomed to. Exhibit A: this new requirement for Aussies seeking a European jaunt.

This airline is so low-cost that it is leading people to believe it is a parody of Iceland’s now-defunct WOW Air, particularly because of the strange character holding the reins.

With 2020 turning out to be a pretty f**ked year, Iceland’s tourism board has decided that, in light of this, people might want to let off a little steam.

International tourists could be given the option of being tested for COVID-19 upon arrival to Iceland or a two-week quarantine.

Do you and your colleagues often share videos of tourists doing dumb things amongst one another? Well, get ready to hit ‘forward’ on this absolute pearler.

Quark Expeditions is inviting agents to “go beyond” on a virtual tour of World Explorer before the ship makes an incredible polar voyage to the Antarctic Peninsula in November.

Moral of the story: if it’s yours, put your name on it. At least that’s what we say in the Travel Weekly office to avoid having our lunch stolen.

Travel Weekly understands a number of top surfers including Kelly Slater, Steph Gilmore and Mick Fanning have reportedly booked flights to Iceland after seeing this.