Continuing with trends for 2026, hyper-individualised holidays are in. Travellers are wanting specific, tailored-to-them trips with every kind of specialised tour emerging. From marriage retreats to divorce holidays, specialised skincare trips and well, whatever you can think of – there’s a demand for it. The travel industry is constantly on the lookout for experiences that provide meaning or sprinkle a little extra sparkle to an already tailored holiday. Explore some of Denmark’s most interesting happenings below.

A little hint of summer

Easter in Denmark means the first signs of spring (fingers crossed) and everyone getting to a summer house to enjoy the longer days. These homes are either within families, borrowed from friends or rented and offer up a cosy and low-key base for exploring the countryside, dipping into the cold sea or simply having a hygge time with family and friends. They’re available across the country and for every price point. They’re a perfect base for visiting some of our natural wonders like 65-million-year-old Stevns Klint or the wildlife spotting at the Wadden Sea. Whatever unusual requests you have a summer house is sure to fit the bill.

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Bucket list bites

Gastronomy-loving clients will always have Copenhagen on their bucket list, but with fun and tasty food events, early summer is an excellent time to visit. The combination of one of the oldest theme parks in the world and a delicious food festival could seem like a mismatch, but not in Denmark. The iconic Tivoli Gardens brings back its annual Food Days Festival in May. With workshops, samples and plenty of inspiration to take home the euphoria can only be matched by a quick ride on a rollercoaster. Not only that, it’s this year’s host for the MICHELIN Guide Ceremony for the Nordic countries.

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Lights out!

International Dark Sky week is coming up in April and offers the perfect time to experience the starry skies in all their glory. The islands Møn and Nyord received their status’ as the first Scandinavian Dark Sky Park in 2017, followed by Bulbjerg in 2023 and Mandø in 2024. This international certification is awarded to some of the least light-polluted areas on Earth. As luck would have it, Camp Møns Klint have opened their new Dark Sky Suites with a beautifully kitted out cabins and a private spa, surrounded by nature. The modern, spacious accommodations can host up to six people, overlooking the magnificent landscape and just a short walk from Møn’s Cliff.

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Check out this pre-recorded webinar where we explore our new itinerary focusing on the rich gastronomy of Denmark. Understand the flavours, methods and traditions that define Danish food and join us on a tour through the country and our specific food gems. From smørrebrød to lots of pastries, it will have your tummy rumbling and ready for a taste of Denmark.

Aalborg to London is open (almost)

From April 2026 Norwegian will open a direct route between Aalborg and London Gatwick. The service, flying twice a week on a Thursday and Sunday offers up opportunities to visit Denmark outside of its capital city.