VisitSilkeborg has become a part of VisitAarhus, as the second destination to merge with it in six months.

As in the capital Copenhagen, the hotel and venue boom of 2018 is continuing across Denmark into 2019 and beyond, and there is no sign of it slowing down.

The UK website Clubmed rates Nordic nations as places for the happiest family holidays, though comparatively expensive so better left for short trips.

For the 13th straight year, the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, located on the shores of the Øresund Sound, is on top.

Five Viking ring forts in Denmark are being championed by the mayors of the municipalities where they are found, to be listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites.

VisitDenmark is predicting continued growth in the rise of tourists from several key markets, despite some markets and the industry itself forecast to experience difficulties.

With the anniversary of its national flag, several new attractions opening and others with significant changes to experience, Denmark has much to offer in 2019.

Surrounded by a ‘village’ of shops, attractions and a hotel, the 200-plus metre Bestseller tower will dominate the Jutland landscape.

As many as nine cocktail bars across the Nordic and Baltic region are among the top 50 in the European Union.

This year's Michelin Guide to the Nordic Countries includes three new two-star and four new one-star restaurants.

The Danish capital is now working with Aalborg Airport and Copenhagen Airport to share the boom in inbound visitors.

Danish companies and state bodies have been very adept at luring higher-spending visitors in recent years.

A new digital platform for local experiences in northern Denmark and a new office at Aalborg Airport will strengthen Samson Travel.

Tivoli Gardens is expanding its season into February, with new attractions coinciding with Valentine’s Day and Chinese New Year.

The online housing giant will collaborate with VisitAarhus in promoting the city and attracting new visitor segments.

Aalborg is in the top ten most interesting places to visit worldwide this year, the reputable newspaper writes.

Uniquely designed hotels have opened, and will continue to open in 2019, across the country from north to south.

Adding to an array of hotels that have opened in 2018, the new openings for next year are cool and eco-conscious.

Sweden's Halland region will now be able to attract more tourists thanks to access to Copenhagen’s marketing clout.

The race track maker Racehall will go 33% bigger than its existing indoor go-kart track in Aarhus.