Northern Europe’s biggest holiday rental company is closing its UK office and agents will have to connect with Copenhagen.

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

More than 1.2 million tourists are expected to dock at Danish ports in 2019, “a source of revenue in the harbours and shops”.

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

The latest showbiz-style Meetings & Incentive Travel Industry Awards 2019 will be staged in London on March 1.

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

Recent tourism accolades are threatening to overwhelm the city, but some experts think more capacity is needed first.

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.

The local community environment is starting to erode, residents say, and tourism specialists are starting to agree.

Lonely Planet puts the Danish capital above all other cities for its culture, street food, Noma, Tivoli and the new metro.

While nearby rival Copenhagen currently has a glut of rooms coming on line, Stockholm doesn’t seem to have enough.

Until it can secure a longer-lasting approval for its popular Aarhus-Copenhagen route, a temporary fix is in place.

A massive new project has been unveiled that would create thousands of new homes and travel and tourism infrastructure.

Spectacular acrobatics and musical performances jazzed up this year’s awards ceremony.

A new UNWTO report is aimed at helping cities manage the often painful impact of tourism on local residents.

A prize-winning Solar Egg, which doubles as a sauna visitors can arrange to experience, will soon be on show.

The popular seaplane link between the two Danish cities could be extinguished just three years after it started.

A new luxury property, the Nobis Hotel Copenhagen, has a Swedish general manager with a broad range of experience.