57 photos, 14 contestants are competing this year at our Iceland Photo Competition 2010. Pictures tell more than 1000 words and these photos will tell their own stories by our GJ-Travel visitors and travellers to Iceland. Most photos have been taken while exploring Iceland with GJ-Travel. Have look here & send us your comments and votes.

Reykjavík had been crowded during its largest cultural festival, Culture Night, held Saturday 21 August. The Reykjavík Jazz Festival and the Reykjavík Marathon also coincided with Culture Night. The festival was held for the 15th time this year and was packed with fun events for the whole family, from morning till night.

Leading global travel guide, Lonely Planet recently announced Iceland as a top summer travel destination for August. Lonely Planet is encouraging travellers to visit the land of fire and ice as ‘there really has never been a better time’ to go.

A week after Iceland’s local elections, the capital city has a new mayor – and as expected it is comedian and head of the Best Party, Jon Gnarr.

The dates for Iceland Airwaves 2010 are now confirmed. The festival will take place 13-17 October 2010 at various venues around down town Reykjavik! The first set of bands is confirmed as well.

57 photos, 14 contestants are competing this year at our Iceland Photo Competition 2010. Pictures tell more than 1000 words and these photos will tell their own stories by our GJ-Travel visitors and travellers to Iceland. Most photos have been taken while exploring Iceland with GJ-Travel. Have look here & send us your comments and votes.

Reykjavík had been crowded during its largest cultural festival, Culture Night, held Saturday 21 August. The Reykjavík Jazz Festival and the Reykjavík Marathon also coincided with Culture Night. The festival was held for the 15th time this year and was packed with fun events for the whole family, from morning till night.

Leading global travel guide, Lonely Planet recently announced Iceland as a top summer travel destination for August. Lonely Planet is encouraging travellers to visit the land of fire and ice as ‘there really has never been a better time’ to go.

A week after Iceland’s local elections, the capital city has a new mayor – and as expected it is comedian and head of the Best Party, Jon Gnarr.

The dates for Iceland Airwaves 2010 are now confirmed. The festival will take place 13-17 October 2010 at various venues around down town Reykjavik! The first set of bands is confirmed as well.