General Information

Language

Official congress language: English

Official language in Iceland: Icelandic. English is widely spoken in Reykjavik.

Currency & payments

The currency in Iceland is the Icelandic króna (ISK). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, and contactless payment is common.

Weather in May

May in Reykjavik is springtime, with long daylight hours and changeable weather. Bring layers and a windproof and waterproof jacket.

Getting around Reykjavik

Central Reykjavik is compact and easy to explore on foot. Public buses are operated by Strætó, and taxis are also available.

More detailed transport information will be added when the conference venue has been confirmed.

From Keflavík International Airport

Keflavík International Airport (KEF) is the main international airport serving Reykjavik. Airport coaches, private transfers, rental cars and taxis connect the airport with the city.

Time zone & electricity

Time zone: GMT / UTC+0 throughout the year.

Electricity: 230V, 50Hz. Plug types C and F.

Safety & emergency

Standard travel precautions are recommended.

General emergency number in Iceland: 112

NUGA congress enquiries: reg@meetingplanners.dk

Conference venue

The venue for NUGA 2028 in Reykjavik has not yet been confirmed. Venue details and practical transport information will be published once arrangements are finalised.

Good to know

• Tap water: Safe to drink and ideal for refilling your bottle.
• Daylight: May offers long daylight hours.
• Clothing: Weather can change quickly; layers and waterproof outerwear are useful.
• Walking: Much of central Reykjavik is easy to explore on foot.
• Payments: Cards are accepted almost everywhere.