While remote work comes with a wide array of advantages, it’s always a challenge to find a destination that’ll support both your productivity and lifestyle. Luckily for digital nomads all over the world, NordLayer just released the 2023 Global Remote Work Index, a study that scores countries based on their ability to accommodate those working …

The digital nomad lifestyle is a different way of traveling that allows you to get a more complete experience of what life is like in a country compared to traditional, shorter tourism trips. Even in countries that don’t have specific digital nomad visas, staying longer and continuing your work while you travel is a great …

Summer travel season is winding down, and while it seemed everyone was on vacation in Europe, the truth is the actual people stayed stateside for their summer vacation. The good news is that if you are one of the many who kept your Europe trip off the table until after summer, your time has come. …

If you had to guess which European country’s tourism is on course for a record-breaking summer, Denmark might not be the first place that comes to mind. But that looks likely to happen, according to a report by the Copenhagen Post, which predicts that overnight stays in the Scandinavian country will increase by 4% on …

Often regarded as one of the happiest countries in the world, it’s easy to see why Denmark is a long-standing favorite for travelers. While cities such as Aarhus, Aalborg, and Helsingor are going in popularity, it’s the capital city of Copenhagen that stands out for many reasons.  Copenhagen has always been a popular destination, and …

In preparation for what’s shaping up to be a historical year for travel now that international borders have reopened, New York will begin hosting flights to two gorgeous Scandinavian cities this spring. This will bring Americans closer to the Northern European territory. Interestingly, none of them are national capitals. 2023 will mark the first full …

Whether you want to eat your way through a food capital, explore the most beautiful natural landscapes, or immerse yourself in culture, half of Americans have already started to think about where they’re going for their summer 2023 vacations. According to a recent AMEX survey, almost three-quarters are choosing to spend more on travel next …

Jumping on the recent European trend of scrapping all Covid regulation at the borders, Denmark has just become the 24th country in the world to remove all entry requirements. Now, travelers from every other nation can again visit Denmark under pre-pandemic rules, while inside the country all social curbs, including mandatory vaccine passes and mask …

After tightening entry rules in response to the rapid spread of Omicron, the Scandinavian nation of Denmark is once again rolling back measures as the epidemiological situation improves. Now, all American travelers can enter Denmark without presenting a negative Covid, although the unvaccinated still face post-arrival testing requirements. With the updated guidelines, Denmark now joins …

Merely weeks after imposing some of the strictest Covid mandates in Europe due to the swift Omicron spread, Denmark is leading the way among Scandinavian countries in lifting all internal restrictions for citizens and visitors alike. In other news that will certainly be welcomed by international arrivals, all post-arrival testing has also been scrapped. Up …

With the recent rise of the highly contagious Omicron variant sweeping across the globe — countries have begun to radically alter their entry requirements for foreign travelers. The  European countries Denmark and Czech Republic, are two of the latest to tighten up on their rules and create challenges for travelers this winter.  Denmark’s New Rules Prior to …

The latest batch of travel advisory updates from the U.S. Department of State included top European travel destinations Germany and Denmark receiving severe Level 4 travel advisories, with other countries also implicated in the update. The updates also included some The inclusion of Germany and Denmark should come as little surprise, with the number of …