The Hof Cultural and Conference Centre, located in the heart of Akureyri, is one of northern Iceland’s most iconic and versatile venues. Serving as a cornerstone of the town’s cultural and business landscape, Hof blends modern functionality with artistic design, making it ideal for a wide variety of events—including trade shows, conferences, concerts, and exhibitions. …

The Grand Hotel Reykjavik Conference Centre, located in the capital of Iceland, stands as one of the country’s most respected venues for business events, trade shows, and professional gatherings. Combining contemporary design with extensive conference capabilities, it is a go-to destination for local organisations and international delegations seeking a high-quality event space in the heart …

The Smárinn Sports and Exhibition Centre, located in Kópavogur—a major town just south of Reykjavík—is a versatile venue known for hosting a broad range of events, from trade shows and industry expos to concerts and sporting competitions. Its flexible infrastructure, central location, and proximity to Iceland’s capital make it an ideal destination for both domestic …

The Hilton Reykjavik Nordica Hotel & Conference Centre, located in the heart of Iceland’s capital city, is one of the country’s leading venues for conferences, exhibitions, and trade shows. Known for its elegant design and modern functionality, the venue caters to both local and international events, providing a professional environment with top-tier service and facilities. …

Reykjavík University (RU), located in the heart of Iceland’s capital, is well known for its emphasis on science, technology, business, and law. Within the university, the Reykjavík University Conference Centre has developed into a dynamic venue for conferences, seminars, and exhibitions. While not a massive trade show facility, it serves as an important platform for …

Laugardalshöll, located in the Laugardalur district of Reykjavík, Iceland, is a versatile multi-purpose venue known for hosting a broad spectrum of events, from trade shows and exhibitions to concerts and major sporting events. Opened in 1965, the venue includes two primary areas: a main sports hall and an indoor athletics arena. The main hall seats …

Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre in Reykjavík is one of Iceland’s most prominent landmarks and a hub for cultural and professional gatherings. Opened in 2011, this architecturally striking venue was designed by Henning Larsen Architects in collaboration with artist Olafur Eliasson. Inspired by Iceland’s basalt landscapes, the building’s geometric glass façade reflects Reykjavík’s changing …

The Nordic Business Forum is a prestigious series of conferences that originated in Finland and has since expanded its reach across the Nordic region. While its flagship events are typically held in Helsinki, the forum’s values of innovation, leadership, and collaboration resonate strongly in other Nordic capitals—especially in Reykjavik, Iceland. Though Reykjavik has not officially …

Reykjavik, Iceland’s vibrant capital, is fast emerging as a hub for digital innovation and online entrepreneurship. At the forefront of this movement is the Iceland E-Commerce and Digital Marketing Expo—a flagship event that unites professionals, business owners, marketers, and technology leaders to explore the future of digital business. Hosted at the iconic Harpa Concert Hall …

Reykjavik, the heart of Iceland’s technological and entrepreneurial ecosystem, is fast becoming a magnet for global innovation. While there may not be a specific event currently called the “Reykjavik Tech Summit,” the city hosts several prominent tech-related conferences and expos throughout the year that collectively embody the spirit of a true tech summit. These events …