Reykjavik City Capital - photo. Raggi Th.

About Visit Reykjavík

Visit Reykjavík is the official tourism organization for the Reykjavik greater city area. It was established in 2023 by six municipalities and the tourism industry. Visit Reykjavík promotes and develops the whole destination in a sustainable way, with a focus on increasing economic activity. Through collaboration with partners in the tourism, transportation, and cultural sectors, Visit Reykjavík enhances the visitor experience and showcases all that Reykjavík has to offer.

The Reykjavík greater city area consists of the following six municipalities; Reykjavík, Garðabær, Hafnarfjörður, Kópavogur, Mosfellsbær, and Seltjarnarnes.
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For specific inquiries, here are some dedicated contact details:

City Card: [email protected]
Public Bus and Schedules: [email protected]
PR and Media Enquiries: [email protected]
Road Safety, Weather, Highlands Travel: Safe travel or [email protected]
Conference Enquiries: Meet in Reykjavík or [email protected]
Investment Enquiries: Invest in Reykjavík or [email protected]
Other Contacts: [email protected]

Additionally, for inspiration and insights on things to do in Reykjavík, feel free to follow us on social media:

Instagram @visitreykjavik

Facebook @visitreykjavik

YouTube 

TikTok

LinkedIn

Become a member of Visit Reykjavík

All operational companies in the capital area are eligible for membership. A prerequisite for membership is that the respective company holds the necessary operating license from the Icelandic Tourist Board and/or other relevant authorities.

More information and registration.


Visit Reykjavík | Markaðsstofa höfuðborgarsvæðisins

Visit Reykjavík has a website dedicated to the work of the organisation. This website is only in Icelandic.

https://Markadsstofan.visitreykjavik.is


Sustainability and Climate Actions

Sustainability underpins all activities at Visit Reykjavík. Our vision is for the capital region to be a leading sustainable destination—known for diverse experiences, quality of life, and genuine hospitality.
We participate in the Global Destination Sustainability (GDS) Index to measure and improve our performance, aiming to rank among the top 10 destinations by 2027.
Visit Reykjavík has signed Reykjavík’s Climate City Contract, supporting the city’s aim to become carbon neutral by 2030. A key focus is on reducing greenhouse gas emissions from tourism and addressing the impacts of climate change on the destination.
Collaboration is central to our approach. Through our Sustainability Advisory Group, we work with partners and stakeholders to strengthen sustainability efforts, improve GDS performance, and support businesses in taking meaningful steps toward a more sustainable future.

More information in Icelandic about Visit Reykjavík's sustainability and climate policies.