If you work in Denmark, you may have been disappointed with the loss of a couple of days off in late 2021 because Christmas and New Year’s Day fell on weekends. Is 2022 any better?
Denmark has opened up for self-isolation-free travel to a long list of European holiday islands, with the Balearics, Canary Islands, Azores, Madeira and Malta all classed as "yellow" in the updated travel restrictions issued on Friday.
Despite travel in Europe opening up, nearly half the foreigners who answered our survey are planning on spending the summer in Denmark this year, with many planning to go on tour and "discover new areas" of the country.
There were queues of traffic as long as 8km at Denmark's southern border on Monday, as German holidaymakers streamed in to spend weeks at summer houses in the country.
OK, there's talk of tourist corridors to Greece, but for many it's still too soon for international travel. So why not get to know some new bits of Denmark with a hyggeligt staycation?
