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Visitor's Guide is a brand owned and managed by NETIÐ - marketing and business consultancy. NETIÐ keeps out various Visitor's Guide products, the Visitor's Guide Information Folder, the Visitor's Guide Pocket Book,  and Visitor's Guide Online in 7 countries. NETIÐ also runs the website restaurants.is.

Main employees are:
Hákon Thor Sindrason, Managing Director. M.Sc. in Business Administration from Copenhagen Business School and Cand.Oecon from the University of Iceland.  Hákon has a various experience within tourism and consultancy and has among else worked as the Project Manager at Icelandic Conference and Incentive Bureu of Iceland. Hákon has travelled to over 30 countries and the experience has been a great inspiration in the work at NETID and Visitor's Guide.
Sigurveig Friðgeirsdóttir, Accountant and more. Not surprisingly Sigurveig likes travelling in her sparetime.

Visitor's Guide Information Folder was NETIÐ's first product and has been around since 1997. It contains information about selected companies in various branches of the tourist industry; dining, shopping, culture and tours and activities. This information is in six different languages; Icelandic, English, German, French, Spanish and Swedish. The Information Folder is available at all hotels and most guesthouses and information centres in the Greater Reykjavík area - if it is not visible in the lobby just ask at the reception!

The Visitor's Guide Pocket Book was first published in 2000 as a small leaflet, but has now grown to a full size book. The book is now over 258 pages, including articles about Iceland and Icelandic society, good maps of Iceland, Reykjavík and Kópavogur as well as information and ads from Visitor's Guide's selected companies. Visitor's Guide is published in a handy pocket-size, which makes it easy to carry around when travelling and its information is thus always at hand. Some of the companies included in the Visitor's Guide book offer discounts and special offers that are listed on the last pages of the book. The material in the Visitor's Guide book was developed according to the results of surveys among employees in the tourist industry, as well as researches made by the Icelandic Tourist Board, and is aimed at meeting the needs and interests of travellers to Iceland. The guide is available with the information services at Keflavík airport and at hotels, guesthouses and information centres. It can also be viewed from this website, or downloaded.

Visitor's Guide Online was opened in 2001 under the name NETIÐ info, but was reopened on this site in August 2006. The information on the website reflects the contents of both the Information Folder and the Visitor's Guide books; many articles and recommended companies can be found both online and in the printed material. However, online material has much more options for interactivity and Visitor's Guide Online has many such feature, such as an online booking system, polls, a mailing list and an online order form for Visitor's Guide Pocket Book (available for hotels/guesthouses/information centres).