CLIA and Cruise Iceland Stakeholder Lunch calls for predictability as industry faces headwinds
Representatives from Iceland’s ports, government, tourism industry and major cruise lines gathered at the Parliament Hotel in Reykjavik on September 24 for a closed-door stakeholder lunch hosted by Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) and Cruise Iceland, addressing the growing strain between Iceland’s shifting tax and regulatory environment and an industry that plans years in advance. […]
Our Member Associations: Heart of Cruise Iceland
Cruise Iceland’s strength lies in its member associations, a diverse group of esteemed Icelandic cruise operators, port authorities, and tourism partners who collaborate to deliver exceptional experiences on every voyage. Each member association brings its unique expertise and…
An Important Seatrade Cruise Conference in Las Palmas
What stood out at the Seatrade 2026 cruise conference in Las Palmas was that this is a major business development platform for Iceland. There has...
Carnival Corporation Destination Iceland, North and East
Cruise Iceland and Carnival Corporation cooperated in successful visits to two very important parts of Destination Iceland. Namely Seydisfjordur and Akureyri, representing North and East Iceland where we met with four MPs, five Mayors, members of the regions town councils, CEOs from tourism, museums, retail, port directors and…
Status and Outlook of Cruise in Iceland
Significant Decline in Cruise Ship Arrivals in 2027 The instability and unpredictable operating environment for cruise ships in Iceland from 2023 to...