This report was published 30 November 2015 in:
Following seven painful post-crisis years, Iceland's economy has been reborn along much more sustainable lines than before.
Bailed-out US and European banks were considered “too big to fail”. In Iceland’s case, it was thought local casualties were “too big to save”.
Amidst global uncertainty over climate change, threats to biodiversity and overfishing, Iceland is taking a sound, responsible approach to fishing.
Brim Seafood, one of Iceland’s biggest fishing companies, can trace its roots back to 1955
How rapid growth in tourism has not only helped Iceland's economic recovery but also paved the way for a bright future.
No trip to Iceland is complete without witnessing the Northern Lights, as well as enjoying the spectacular scenery, hot springs, wildlife and sport.
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