Waterfall in Iceland

Iceland is the “cooler” business destination

Reading Time: 2 minutes

Sponsored Content:

Are you looking for an amazing – and accessible – location for an off-site or a business conference?  Then Iceland should definitely be on your radar screen.

Iceland is known for its other-worldly scenery, but its mid-Atlantic location, cool climate, excellent accommodation and venues and fresh Nordic cuisine make it an attractive alternative to North American, British or Continental alternatives.

“Reykjavik has all of the infrastructure you need for large events, and if you’re looking for something more intimate or in a more natural setting, we have many self-contained properties an easy drive from the airport,” said Helga Kristin Fridjonsdottir, CEO of Iceland Unwrapped, a specialist Iceland travel planner.

Aside from a great setting and excellent facilities, the human side of Iceland can add further inspiration and opportunity. “Icelanders are a resilient and resourceful bunch,” added Fridjonsdottir, a Reykjavik native who returned to the country in 2020 after 16 years abroad.  

“One thing we’re able to do is bring in local entrepreneurs and business leaders who can share their experiences, particularly in Icelandic specialties like renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, innovative health care solutions, software and education.  We also can organize dinners with local people with compatible interests and outlooks who can make these visits even more valuable and memorable.”

“Icelandic entrepreneurs and business leaders are driving positive change and shaping the future of their industries. Their willingness to push boundaries, embrace sustainability, and think outside the box makes Iceland a compelling destination for business travelers seeking inspiration and collaboration, Fridjonsdottir added.

With the capital Reykjavik well situated with regard to major tourist sites and “hidden gem” waterfalls, hotsprings and mountain locations, it’s also easy to work in memorable outings and team-building activities, like hiking to a secluded waterfall, taking in a glacier expedition, or enjoying a traditional Icelandic feast or round of golf under the midnight sun. 

For more information on business opportunities and our services, visit www.icelandunwrapped.com or contact Fridjonsdottir at helgastina@icelandunwrapped.com.

 

Written by: Editor

Leave a Reply

Follow by Email
LinkedIn
Share