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All the latest travel news from Denmark.
Denmark phases out physical Rejsekort travel card
At midnight on Monday the physical Rejsekort travel card will officially be retired, with travellers instead having to use the Rejsekort app or the new physical Basiskort travel card.
How to save on rail travel in Denmark in the summer of 2026
Denmark’s rail operator DSB scrapped its popular summer travel pass last year, but all is not lost if you’re on the lookout for a heavily discounted train trip this summer.
EU worries jet fuel supply situation to worsen
Commercial supplies of jet fuel may worsen this summer despite the improving situation in the Strait of Hormuz, EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen said Friday.
Why the extreme heat is wreaking havoc on Europe's trains
The extreme heat baking much of Europe this week is exposing the limits of rail infrastructure made during cooler times, leading to delays and cancellations along with warnings to travellers with health problems to avoid trips if possible.
How much can you earn from Denmark's increased commuter tax break?
Denmark's government is fast-tracking a new increased tax break for commuters so it will be in force when workers return from their summer break. Here's how much money you stand to gain if you travel to work.
What Europe's new deal for airline passenger rights means for you
EU countries have finally agreed on a raft of reforms around air passenger rights that covers everything from compensation for disruption to seating rules for those travelling with children. So how will the changes impact you and why have airlines reacted angrily?
EU to ban airlines from charging parents to sit with children
Airlines will be banned from charging parents to get seats next to their children under an EU reform of passenger rights agreed on Friday that stopped short of more divisive changes, diplomats said.
Which airlines are banned in the European Union and why?
A total of 154 airlines are banned in the European Union due to safety concerns, after the 2026 update of the ‘EU air safety list’ announced by the European Commission this week.
Danish government gives 2,300 kroner average tax break to commuters
Denmark's government has announced plans to increase the commuter tax deduction (befordringsfradrag) for the rest of the year to lessen the impact of high fuel prices caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Tourism chiefs and European ferry ports sound alarm over summer border chaos
European ferry ports have sounded the alarm about the impact of the EU's new EES checks this summer at the same time as global tourism chiefs say travellers from around the world are being put off by the prospect of long border delays in Europe.
Commuters between Sweden and Denmark to get half-price monthly tickets
The regional councillor in charge of transport in Skåne has been told by the Swedish government that the halving of the price of monthly tickets on local transport will also apply to commuter tickets to and from Copenhagen.
Concerns raised over air passenger rights in Europe as crunch talks continue
Concerns are mounting at a controversial revision of Europe's air passenger rights, as crunch talks between European Parliament and Council negotiators are expected to continue next week ahead of a June 15th deadline.
EU calls on nine European countries to scrap internal Schengen border checks
The European Commission on Tuesday asked nine countries in the Schengen area, including France, Germany, Sweden, Austria, Italy, Denmark and Norway to phase out internal border checks, which have been reinstated in some cases for years.
Danish train company slammed for promising fewer and slower trains
The Danish state train company DSB has been sharply criticised by commuter groups after saying it was considering a new timetable with fewer trains and slower travel times in order to increase the number of trains running on time.
How will traffic in Copenhagen be affected by Monday's Royal Run?
About 50,000 people are taking part in the Royal Run in Copenhagen on May 25th, with that number rising to 111,500 when the other four host cities are included. Here's how traffic will be affected in the capital.
What to expect if you’re driving in Denmark during the 'Pinse' holiday weekend
Whitsunday and Whitmonday, known as 'pinsedag' and '2. pinsedag' in Denmark, are official bank holidays. Here’s when holiday traffic could peak.
New scanners at Copenhagen Airport to speed up security checks
Passengers departing through Copenhagen Airport can expect faster security checks due to 20 new CT scanners which are now up and running.
LISTED: The new flights from Denmark this spring and summer
Denmark's airports are going from strength to strength, with Copenhagen Airport recently setting a new passenger record every single month for an entire year. This spring and summer, it promises to get busier still as SAS, Norwegian, and low-cost rivals launch new routes.
Deutsche Bahn announces direct Berlin-Oslo train for 2028
Rail passengers will soon be able to travel directly by train from Berlin to Oslo. Described as part of a boom in long-distance rail travel, the new ICE L service promises a greener, simpler way to reach Scandinavia.
How does Denmark's new Basiskort travel card system work?
Denmark is replacing the blue Rejsekort with a new system, the Basiskort. If you prefer plastic to apps or your phone battery always dies at the wrong moment, Basiskort is the way to keep using public transport without thinking about zones or paper tickets.
One trip, one ticket: New EU rules aim to ease train travel
The EU plans to force railway companies operating across the bloc to sell rivals’ tickets on their websites and share data with booking platforms, under new rules that are intended to boost train travel.
What's the traffic going to be like around Ascension Day in Denmark?
The day before Ascension Day is one of the biggest travel days of the year in Denmark, with hundreds of thousands of people setting off for their first beach break of the year. Here's what you need to know about the likely traffic hotspots.
EU Commission clarifies flight compensation rights amid travel disruption
The European Commission on Friday clarified rules on air passenger rights given possible fuel shortages and travel disruption amid conflict in the Middle East.