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Iceland
Iceland in late summer and early fall. Now's the time, this is the place. It seems as if Iceland has quickly moved up on everyone's Life List of places to visit before they travel to that great waiting room in the sky. Travel from the U.S. to Iceland was up three percent in the first five months of 2005, versus the same time last year.
Among the many countries sending tourists to Iceland the U.S. market has shown an increase this year versus last. One reason is the new non-stop air service from San Francisco to Reykjavik, which started last May and continues for the season until October. Another reason for the popularity of Iceland is perhaps best defined as "buzz."
Travel business is up thanks to the great press about Iceland and terrific word-of-mouth. People are getting the message that Iceland has a variety of activities for all tastes. There are numerous cultural events in the fall - symphony, opera, dance, art and film festivals to name a few. Honeymooners are finding Iceland sexy, exotic and even cool, if you don't mind the pun.
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