How to Meet and Date Rich men in Iceland

Located in the North Atlantic Ocean on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge is the island country of Iceland. Despite having the smallest population among the NATO countries, Iceland is the fourth most productive country per capita and ranked quite high – at the seventeenth place – on the United Nations Development Index in 2010. Thus if you are attracted to the Norse culture and want to live it up, here are a few tips on how you can meet and date rich men in Iceland.

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Go fishing

Having an extensive coastline, fishing is the most important economic activity in Iceland. Fish and marine products make up around 40% of the country’s exports and employs approximately 7% of the total workforce. Whaling has been traditionally important in Iceland and after a brief suspension, it resumed commercial whaling in 2006. Thus when you are in Iceland, keep a lookout for owners of successful fishing companies or even budding entrepreneurs in this sector. However since fishing is mainly carried out in the coastal areas, you may have to get away from urban centers if you want to take the action where the guys are. Iceland has a fantastic geography and you are sure to be impressed by its natural beauty even as you go looking for social opportunities. Nonetheless most successful fishing companies are likely to have their offices and headquarters in the capital city and you could also explore the cafes and diners in Reykjavik so as to come across successful singles.

The industrial magnates

The presence of abundant electrical power due to Iceland's geothermal and hydroelectric energy sources has led to the growth of the manufacturing sector. Power-intensive industries particularly aluminum smelting make up the largest components of the manufacturing sector and are produced mainly for export. In fact manufactured products constituted 36% of all merchandise exports of the country. In Iceland most of the industrial activity of is located in towns like Straumsvík, near the town of Hafnarfjörður and Grundartangi in Western Iceland near the town of Akranes. Recently United States-based aluminum manufacturer Alcoa has initiated a major plant under construction near the town of Reyðarfjördur and is studying the feasibility of setting up another near Húsavík. The eminence of industrial activity of this type in Iceland’s economy implies a large class of engineers, architects as well as highly-skilled technicians and computer professionals all of who are sure to be paid well. Besides you can always keep your fingers crossed and hope to make the acquaintance of wealthy owners of manufacturing companies or their executives. For this you may need to frequent business conventions, trade conferences and business workshops which regularly take place in the financial centers of the major cities. Borgartún is the financial centre of Reykjavík and is home to a large number of companies as well as financial institutions. You can especially explore the newly-constructed redevelopment projects such as Harpa concert hall and conference centre, Smáratorg in the capital city.

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Find a rich guide

Located at the fringe of the Arctic world, Iceland has an amazing natural vistas as well as rich biodiversity to match. Many fjords punctuate its almost five thousand km-long coastline and Iceland has three national parks, the Vatnajökull National Park, Snæfellsjökull National Park, and Þingvellir National Park which showcase its wealth of volcanoes, geysers, valleys, lakes and other glacial formations. As such tourism is a rising economic activity in Iceland and in fact in recent years, Whale watching has become an important part of Iceland's economy. The boom in tourism has led to the emergence of successful tour managers, local guides, specialty chefs, adventure sports instructors not to speak of wealthy owners of travel companies. So if you find yourself in this part of the world, don’t hesitate to go see the sights and who know you may make the acquaintance of a wealthy single.

Explore the upscale hangouts

Most of the nightlife in Iceland is concentrated in cities like Reykjavík and Akureyri which is the largest town in Iceland outside of the Greater Reykjavík Area. Reykjavík is often dubbed "the nightlife capital of the north" and is famous for its nightlife during the weekends. Icelanders tend to go out late so bars that look rather quiet in the evening can fill up suddenly—usually after midnight on a weekend. There are over 100 different bars and clubs in Reykjavík; most of them are located on Laugavegur and its side streets. It is very common for an establishment that is a café before dinner to turn into a bar late into the evening. Rex, a weekend-only nightclub in Reykjavík, is as famous for its velvet couches and chandeliers as for its stylish crowd. Another place to head for if you are looking to rub shoulders with the smart set is the Thorvaldsen Bar. This popular restaurant and bar transforms into a nightclub on the weekends and hosts different theme nights during the week as well as groovy DJs on the weekends. However if you are looking to mix with singles with classier tastes, how about attending an artistic event at the Culture House or dining at the Apótek which is considered to be one of Reykjavík's trendiest restaurants. here the ambience is not only fantastic but more importantly, food is a satisfying, creative fusion of styles, forms, and variable ingredients. In the other city of Akureyri, some places where you can come across the well-heeled set are posh fine dining destinations like the Karolina, Friðrik V and Staðurinn.

If possible, plan your visit to Iceland at the time of the New Year. The arrival of the New Year is a particular cause for celebration to the people of Reykjavík. Icelandic law states that anyone may purchase and use fireworks during a certain period around New Year's Eve. As a result, every New Year's Eve the city is lit up with fireworks displays and singles are particularly generous with their socializing resources.