Canonical URL: https://www.iceland.org/about-us Content updated: 2026-09-10 This is the Markdown representation of the page. Interactive tools and forms are available on the [HTML page](). Source-check and review dates retain the meanings stated in the article. --- # About Iceland.org: Ownership, Guides and Trip Enquiries Iceland.org is a privately owned travel-guide website with tour comparisons and trip-planning enquiries. Erik Rivera is its owner and founder. The guides are free to read, and an enquiry is separate from a confirmed booking. Updated September 10, 2026 · [Published by Iceland.org]() · [Writing & review]() ## Erik Rivera — owner and founder Erik Rivera owns Iceland.org. Find his public background on [Erik’s personal website]() and [LinkedIn profile](). These profiles identify the owner; they are not evidence that he has visited every destination or personally written or reviewed every guide. For enquiries about Iceland.org, use [our contact page]() or [hello@iceland.org](). Iceland.org is independent of the Icelandic government and tourism boards. Links to public authorities are sources, not endorsements or supplier relationships. ## Who writes and reviews the guides? Iceland.org is the publisher of this guide library. AI tools assist with drafting, editing and consistency checks. A collective publisher credit does not identify an individual author or establish that a human has verified every claim. We do not assign Erik or an unnamed “local expert” an author or reviewer credit for work that has not been documented. A named factual review applies to the stated page version and scope. A later rewrite can require a new review. Source checks, publication/edit dates and human factual reviews describe different work. Our [writing and review explanation]() sets out how to read those distinctions. First-hand travel accounts need an identifiable contributor and supporting observations. A sourced planning table or suggested route is research-based advice unless the page explicitly documents an actual visit. ## How information is checked Claim-level source notes link to the responsible authority, operator or dataset and show when the source was checked. A note supports the specific claim beside it; it does not certify the entire guide or today’s conditions. Some older guides still need additional sourcing and review. The [sourcing policy]() explains evidence selection and uncertainty. If you find an error, send the page URL, the wording in question and a useful source through [the corrections route](). ## How the travel service works Use the guides and tour comparisons to research your trip, or send your dates and preferences through [the trip enquiry form](). Submitting details does not reserve a tour, collect a booking payment or confirm that a particular itinerary can be arranged. If you receive a proposal, confirm the named business and operator, full price, inclusions, availability, fees and booking/cancellation terms before agreeing. Our [service explanation]() separates an enquiry, a proposal and a booking. A tour listing or an official-source link is not proof of a supplier partnership. Commercial links may generate commission; check the disclosure alongside the link. We do not present unverified supplier relationships, customer testimonials or service guarantees as credentials. Planning help ## Planning questions Quick answers with safety notes where it matters. **Who owns Iceland.org?** Erik Rivera is the owner and founder. His personal website and LinkedIn profile are linked above. **Does the publisher credit mean Erik wrote or reviewed the article?** No. It identifies Iceland.org as publisher. Individual writing or review credits require a record of the person, work and scope. **Does sending a trip enquiry make a booking?** No. An enquiry does not reserve a place or confirm availability, pricing or arrangements. **How do I report an error?** Use the contact page and include the guide URL, the wording to check and any supporting source. Country reference: [Iceland statistics]().