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Iceland's new road tax in 2026: All you need to know
A new kilometre-based road tax system has been implemented in Iceland from 1st January 2026. Here, we explain why it was brought in, how it works and what to expect when embarking on an Icelandic self-drive adventure.

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An expert's guide to the Faroe Islands
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Just back from: Luleå & Brändön Lodge, Swedish Lapland
Fresh from a recent trip to Swedish Lapland, Senior Content Specialist Joel Rabinowitz shares his experience walking on the famous ice road in Luleå, exploring Gammelstad Church Town, seeing the Northern Lights and snowmobiling on the frozen sea at Brändön Lodge.

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Top 10 things to do in Longyearbyen, Svalbard: the world's northernmost town
Spread along a valley flanked by steep mountains on the edge of a fjord lies Longyearbyen, the world’s northernmost town with a population greater than 1,000 and the primary settlement in the Svalbard archipelago. Here are our top 10 things to see and do.

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When to visit Scandinavia: a seasonal guide
With such a variety of landscapes and activities, it's hard to define the best time to visit Scandinavia. The answer, really, is that there isn't one. Endless summer days bathed in the midnight sun give way to months of snow-bound fun, when, for many, Scandinavia really comes into its own.

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