Set against a vista of sea and mountains, the city’s modern concert hall and convention center, with its kaleidoscopic facade of multicolored glass, averages more than 140,000 visitors each month. The thriving complex, which hosts fans of Björk and enthusiasts of yo-yoing, is a symbol of how the country has recovered from the economic crisis, aided by tourists, whose appreciation for Iceland and whose influx of cash are further helping to spur development.
Iceland Becomes a Hive of Development
