Rather than penalising bad behaviour, Copenhagen wants to invite good behaviour by instilling in visitors the values and habits that make the city one of the most environmentally sustainable European capitals.
Earn rewards at Copenhagen attractions raging from a free lunch to a kayak tour or even a free entrance to a museum by participating in several sustainable activities, including biking or taking zero-emissions public transport instead of driving, picking up litter, or "pledging sustainable behaviour".
Rubbish! So now, tourists to Denmark should work on their holidays. What a laugh! Why don't the industrious Danes compel their long-term welfare recipients to do all the sustainable work while they're living high off the hog on long-term cushy unemployment. Remember Jantelov Danes; don't think you're better than anyone else; but of course you really do think you're better with such preposterous notions.
By Tony from USA on 20 Jul 2024, 23:18
Another piccy of Newhaven to represent Copenhagen,,,,,which is just as well because the rest of Copenhagen and Denmark is boring and about as scenic as a 60's sink estate
By John from Alentejo on 07 Sep 2024, 14:00