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.

Nordic Aviation Capital says the US$470 million loan will “increase public knowledge of the regional aviation market”.

A man and a woman await trial after photos and a video showed the Danes’ sexual mischief atop the ancient monument.

Even climbing the last of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World is illegal, let alone appearing to have sex on it.

Infare’s 'new-generation' software streams, visualises and tailors rapidly changing market data from more than 1,300 sources.

Two airports will be massively upgraded in the controversial plan, while another will be built from scratch.

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

A couple more boutique hotels have joined Small Danish Hotels, whose members have seen revenue grow 27% this year.

An entrepreneur with a number of bankruptcies behind him has plans for DKK 10 billion amusement park in Billund.

The Climatorium would “protect the asset of salt water”, host conferences and exhibitions and work with the area’s other tourist attractions.

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

The Herning-based tour operator says Primera Air’s collapse is causing it significant challenges.

Denmark’s seemingly generous €94 million offer, made amid worries about China, splits the territory’s coalition.

Denmark’s Flight Personnel Union alleges that Primera Air uses Eastern European cabin crew without Danish rules.

A number of people taking state funds in the form of benefits, and claiming to be available for work, are going on holiday.

Although the public broadly supports the idea of new or expanded fees to flight climate change, fewer people say this should include air travel.

The country’s hotel association is expressing concern, especially as thousands of new rooms are coming online.

Sweden risks being left behind in the strong and steady passenger growth, due to several factors.

Restaurants in Aalborg and dotted around the coast are reason enough for a tour of northern Denmark.