The Latest Breaking News from Copenhagen

Here's how to do the grounded Copenhagen plank, the benefits, and what happens when you do it for two minutes every day for one week.

Copenhagen recently announced it will start rewarding tourists for going green. Visitors to the city who participate in climate-friendly initiatives, like cycling, train travel and clean-up efforts, will get free museum tours, kayak rentals, meals and other benefits.

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Gasoline Grill draws long queues at each of its seven restaurants in Denmark

CopenPay rewards tourists for ‘climate-friendly actions’

Tourists visiting Copenhagen this summer are encouraged to participate in unusual kinds of vacation fun, including plucking floating trash from the Danish capital’s waterways, cycling to its museums instead of going by car, or volunteering at an urban garden

You’d think avoiding this sort of thing would be obvious, but the rise of ‘good tourism’ schemes suggests the opposite, says travel writer Laura Hall

A Danish family home that uses colour in dramatic and inspiring ways

Copenhagen-based Again helps convert carbon released into valuable chemicals used in making paint, plastics and more.

The Danish capital is turning ‘green actions’ into currency

The Danish capital hopes to lure climate-friendly and well-behaved travellers with perks such as free drinks and skiing