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Holiday Moods Adventures launches Iceland portfolio for 2026-27

Holiday Moods Adventures has launched its Iceland portfolio for the 2026-27 travel season, introducing a range of fixed departure tours and customised self-drive itineraries aimed at travellers seeking immersive experiences in one of Europe’s fastest-growing adventure destinations.

The new programme has been developed to cater to increasing interest in Nordic travel and includes itineraries designed to showcase Iceland’s natural attractions across all seasons. The collection combines scheduled group departures with flexible self-drive options, allowing travellers to explore the destination through guided experiences or independent journeys.

A key component of the programme is the introduction of year-round fixed departure tours, including specialised Northern Lights itineraries scheduled during peak aurora viewing periods. These packages combine guided excursions with accommodation in countryside retreats and locations selected to enhance opportunities for viewing the natural phenomenon.

For travellers preferring independent exploration, Holiday Moods Adventures is offering self-drive holidays that include vehicle rentals, navigation support, curated accommodation options and digital concierge services. The itineraries cover popular routes such as the Golden Circle and South Coast, as well as lesser-explored regions in northern Iceland.

“Iceland is a land of extremes that requires expert navigation to truly appreciate,” says Tejbir Singh Anand, Co-Founder & Managing Director of Holiday Moods Adventures. “As a top DMC for luxury travel, we don’t just book hotels; we curate moments—whether it’s a private glacier hike, a hidden hot spring soak, or a helicopter tour over active volcanic fissures.”

Arshdeep Anand, Co-Founder & Director, added: “Our deep-rooted local partnerships ensure our guests receive VIP treatment at every turn.”

The company is also expanding opportunities for travel trade partners through a commissionable B2B programme. Partner agents will have access to real-time booking capabilities, white-label itineraries, marketing support and destination expertise aimed at helping agencies develop Iceland-focused holiday offerings.

Holiday Moods Adventures said the portfolio has been designed to address growing demand for experiential and premium travel, with itineraries ranging from short destination highlights to extended Arctic-themed journeys. The company expects Iceland to remain a strong performer within the long-haul leisure travel segment, supported by rising interest in nature-based, adventure and luxury experiences.

  • Published On May 30, 2026 at 03:10 PM IST

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