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Times: 'Writing this book saved my mental health,' says Katrin Jakobsdottir.

Travellers have been told to stay away, or risk the consequences.

Is it the red sands of Mars or the surrounds of Lake Powell?

The Blue Lagoon is world famous but you might think twice before dunking in, head first.

You'll find music festivals, volcanos and serene bays on these lesser-known islands.

US military says MQ-9 drone was operating within international airspace.

Passenger planes have been making unscheduled loops over Europe this week, hunting aurora.

Passengers arriving at Keflavík Airport this weekend faced 10 hour delays in storms.

Glaciers are shrinking and disappearing faster than scientists thought, study finds.

Make 2023 the year you plan that all-girls getaway.

A guide to some of the countries inviting New Zealanders on a long, working holiday.

Eruption is not far from Keflavik Airport, the country's international air traffic hub.

More wildlife and settled weather makes summer the perfect time to see Iceland's wonders

Yes, return airfares and 5-star accommodation are included.

You can leave your mask in your bag when visiting these countries.

Iceland's ring road encompasses the drama and variety of the country's landscapes.

Skip the tests, masks and Covid paperwork in these destinations.

Perry joins Queen Elizabeth II and Pitbull in a long list of celebrity cruise godparents.

People will be able to "travel just like in the good old days," says transport secretary.

To celebrate International Women's Day on March 8, plan your next all-girls getaway.

The Ferns lacked the endeavour, energy and cohesion they had displayed in November.

The light aircraft and was located by SAR teams in Lake Þingvallavatn this weekend.

Step one: Set your hot spring to 100 degrees.

Roaming off the track in an aim to illuminate some lesser-known corners of the map.

Of the 25 shortlisted photos only two were from the Southern Hemisphere.

Step aside Zuckerburg, Meta has already been replaced with something better.

Feeling stressed? The city you live in could be contributing.

The initial vote count had female candidates winning 33 seats in Iceland's parliament.

With near-total vaccination, the nation has become a case study for the rest of the world