Icelandic Tourist Board

According to numbers from the Icelandic Tourist Board, the departure of foreign passengers* from Iceland via Keflavík Airport was around 234 thousand last July. This is the fourth most populous month in July since the survey began. Departures in July were about 84% of what they were in June 2018 at its peak and increased about 1.3% compared to July 2019. Roughly a third of departures were due to the travellers from the United States. The departures of Icelanders were 65 thousand awhich is similar to the two previous months.

According to numbers from the Icelandic Tourist Board, the departure of foreign passengers* from Iceland via Keflavík Airport was around 176 thousand last June. This is the fifth most populous month in June since the survey began. Departures in June were about 75% of what they were in June 2018 at its peak and about 90% of what they were in June 2019. Almost a third of departures were due to travellers from the United States.

The number of departures of foreign passengers from Iceland via Keflavík Airport was around 112 thousand in May, according to numbers from the Icelandic Tourist Board. This is the fifth most populous month in May since the survey began. Departures in May were about 68% of what they were in May 2018 at its peak and about 89% of what they were in May 2019. Almost a quarter of departures were due to travelers from the United States.

Around the world, the emphasis on sustainability in tourism is constantly growing and customers are increasingly choosing to do business with companies that show responsibility and good performance with regard to sustainability. In Vakinn's quality and environmental criteria, the emphasis on sustainability is all-encompassing. One of Vakinn's resources is a checklist called On the Way to Sustainable Tourism.