Reykjavík hotel rates have jumped more than 140% year over year to average above US$1,000 for eclipse night, while prices have more than doubled in Spain’s A Coruña. Airlines and cruise lines have added capacity to meet demand, and Spain estimates the 12AUG eclipse will generate €342 million in additional tourist spending, including in less-visited regions along the path of totality.
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