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The airline easyJet has decided to move its flights between Manchester and Akureyri to Mondays and Fridays instead of the previous Tuesdays and Saturdays. In addition, the flight schedule to Manchester next winter will start three weeks earlier than originally planned, on October 26.

Iceland ranks as the second happiest country in the world according to the latest World Happiness Report.

There have been plenty of great northern lights this winter — always a spectacular sight!

These days, the birds in Grímsey are showing signs of spring after a mild, snow-light winter. Svafar Gylfason, who lives on the island, says a new chorus of songs has started to fill the air.

This week has been full of festivities – from Bun Day (Bolludagur) on Monday to meat soup on Thursday, and today we celebrate Ash Wednesday

On the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday, Icelanders observe Sprengidagur, or “Bursting Day,” a long-standing tradition that marks the end of pre-Lenten festivities.

Today in Iceland, we’re celebrating Bun Day by indulging in these heavenly cream-filled buns — a sweet pre-Lenten treat that no one can resist!

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner — what could be more romantic than a getaway to Akureyri?

Bóndadagur literally means “Farmer’s Day” — a traditional Icelandic day dedicated to the men of the household.

Last night and into the early hours, those lucky enough to go Northern Lights spotting were treated to an amazing show!