International Conferences Held in Iceland

International Conferences Held in Iceland

There are a number of things that might bring you to Iceland: the northern lights, the amazing hiking trails, the geothermal hot springs, or an international conference.

Frequently, Iceland is a gathering place of business individuals, academics, environmental activists, and even musicians that come together discuss the major happenings in their respective fields. This article covers five International Conferences that are happening in Iceland this year.

1. 2016 Icelandair Mid-Atlantic Tradeshow

Location: Reykjavik

Date: February 4th - 7th, 2016

Icelandair’s Mid-Atlantic Tradeshow aims to bring together travel industry professionals from all over the world to interact, discuss ideas, and work together. Iceland is situated between Europe and North America, making it the ideal location for suppliers and buys from Iceland, Europe, the USA, and Canada to meet and develop their business relationships.

2. Iceland Geothermal Conference

Location: Reykjavik

Date: April 26th – 29th, 2016

The Iceland Geothermal Conference (IGC) brings together academics to discuss the benefits of geothermal energy and their potential impacts on society. This conference draws individuals from all over the world to discuss this wonderful and positively beneficial energy resource.

3. Energy Branding Conference

Location: Reykjavik

Date: September 19th – 20th, 2016

For the first time ever, across the world, marketers are gathering to discuss the concept of energy branding: how to turn energy utilities, like electricity, into brands. This conference lists their objectives are to “Share knowledge, best and worst practices of consumer engagement and discuss the future of energy.”

4. European Piano Teachers Association Conference

Location: Reykjavik

Date: September 22nd – 25th, 2016

This year the European Piano Teachers Association (EPTA) is holding their 38th International Conference in Iceland. Their conference theme centers upon “Teaching in the 21st century, Modern Methods and Material.” The EPTA has a rich history of supporting piano music, competitions, the teachers and players of piano.

5. Arctic Circle Assembly

Location: Reykjavik

Date: October 7th – 9th, 2016

The Article Circle is the current largest, regular international gathering that focuses on the Arctic. The goal of the Arctic Circle is “to increase participation in Arctic dialogue and strengthen the international focus on the future of the Arctic.” Previous assemblies have been attended by more than 1500 participants from 50 countries. The Arctic Circle has also organized smaller forums in Alaska, Singapore, Québec, and Greenland.

If you are attending any of these events, or find yourself in Iceland because of a conference, please contact Berjaya Hotels to book a quality room for your stay in Iceland.