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What do you do if your child gets lost on the trip? Here's how to avoid it

When traveling as a family, there can be brief moments in busy situations like airports, train stations, and tourist areas where you lose sight of each other. It can make a big difference if your child knows some simple and consistent ways of doing things in advance.

Here are five safety tips that you as a parent can teach your children before departure, so you can avoid these kinds of stressful situations.

1. Stay where you are

Agree with your child that they are not allowed to go around looking if you are separated from each other.

They should stay where they last saw you.

If it happens on a means of transport like a train, you can agree that they get off at the next stop and stay there.

2. Go to the right adults

Make it clear that it's not 'just an adult' they need to go to.

Teach them to seek help from uniformed personnel, employees at information or counters, service personnel in the area, and parents with children.

3. Use names – not just mom or dad

'Mom!' and 'Dad!' are easily lost in the noise. That's why it's often easier to be heard in noisy environments if your child uses your name.

Practice with your child what to say if you don't find each other right away:
'My name is __.'
'I have been separated from my mother/father.'
'My mother's/father's name is __.'

4. Memorize a phone number

As a parent, you can give your child an important extra layer of security by ensuring they know at least one number by heart.

Phones can run out of power, get lost, or lose coverage, which is why it's an important backup.

5. Give the child reassurance that they will be found again

The most important message to the child is calm and confidence in the situation.

Let your child know that if you ever get separated, you will look for him/her immediately.

Feel free to repeat simple phrases that the child can remember: “We'll look for you right away”, “Stay in the same place” and “You are not alone”.

Traveling with kids and experiencing the world together is great. With these simple tips, the whole family can travel with peace of mind.

See much more about traveling with children here.

5 effective tips for earaches on flights – used by experienced travelers

I our travel community on Facebook Our nearly 25.000 members help each other with everything important on the trip, and of course this also applies to how to travel most comfortably.

Unfortunately, for many, air travel is associated with pressure and pain in the ears when the plane takes off or lands. For some, it is actually experienced so strongly that it can ruin the entire experience. The discomfort is caused by pressure changes that affect the middle ear. Fortunately, there are several simple methods that can help both prevent and relieve the pain, all of which have been tested by travelers.

Try it out and see what works for you.

Here are five tips that often make a big difference:

Use pressure-equalizing earplugs

Earplugs designed for air travel can help regulate pressure changes more gradually. They can reduce strain on the ears and are especially useful for people who often experience pain or pressure issues while flying.

There are earplugs that are specially designed to equalize pressure when flying.

Use nasal spray before and during the flight

A saline or mild nasal spray can keep your nasal passages open and help your body equalize pressure. This can be especially effective if you tend to have a stuffy nose or have a cold. Just be careful not to use nasal sprays on a regular basis, as they can damage your nose, but if you only use them when you're flying, they're a great tool.

Swallow, chew, or yawn

When you swallow, the Eustachian tube opens, which helps equalize pressure in the ear. That's why chewing gum, candy, or just actively yawning can be a big help – especially during takeoff and landing, when the pressure changes most quickly. It's also why you give a baby a pacifier on airplanes.

Try the Valsalva maneuver

Close your mouth, pinch your nose, and gently blow out to make your ears “pop.” This technique can help balance the pressure in your ears. However, it’s important to do this gently and without applying too much pressure, as too much pressure can cause discomfort.

Stay awake during landing

It may be tempting to sleep, but when you sleep you sink less often, which can impair pressure equalization. Therefore, it may be a good idea to be awake during takeoff and landing.

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The world is burning, but Danes are traveling anyway – here are their concerns

War, climate change and global unrest fill the news, but that doesn't make Danes stay home.

A new survey shows that almost all Danes continue to travel as before. A full 94,8 percent of Danes have not changed their travel habits, even though the world has been characterized by both conflicts and extreme weather events in recent years. At the same time, 44,5 percent say that they do not plan to change their travel insurance either.

The survey, conducted by Kantar Gallup for ERGO Forsikring, points to a significantly stable desire to travel despite increasing uncertainty in the world. 

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So many trips without insurance

Although Danes are continuing to travel, far from everyone is covered. Around one in four Danes do not have travel insurance, and almost 30 percent say that the world situation will not make them take out one.

This comes at a time when travel is increasingly affected by extreme weather events. Forest fires in Rhodes and violent hailstorms in Italy are just some of the incidents that have hit popular holiday destinations in recent years.

Yet only one in four Danes cites bad weather as something they worry about when considering insurance.

This is what Danes fear most on vacation

The biggest concern only arises if something bad happens. More than four out of ten Danes fear that language barriers can make it difficult to get the right treatment abroad.

According to ERGO Insurance, this type of uncertainty is something that many travelers experience when they find themselves in emergency situations far from home.

The study thus paints a picture of Danes who are not deterred by either crises or climate change – but who at the same time travel into a world where the risks have become more complex.

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We took part in the historic first electric bus trip from Copenhagen to Berlin – this is how the trip went

On Thursday, February 26, an almost silent bus rolled out of Copenhagen's bus terminal at Dybbølsbro. On board were 30 excited passengers and a little piece of transport history was being written.

For the first time, a tourist bus drove the entire way from Copenhagen to Berlin solely on electricity.

We were on board the maiden voyage, as the electric bus headed for the German capital. The fully electric Yutong T14 bus from Vikingbus has room for 47 passengers and marks the culmination of three years of collaboration between Alfa Travel, Vikingbus and Meininger Hotels.

At 15 p.m., the bus rolled out of the bus terminal at Dybbølsbro and headed for Gedser. From here, the trip continued by ferry to Rostock, before continuing through the northern German countryside towards Berlin.

Along the way, the battery level was mentioned a few times on the bus, and several passengers listened curiously as the kilometers towards Berlin were covered.

A little before 23 p.m., the bus pulled into front of the Meininger Hotel Berlin Tiergarten. The dashboard showed the battery still had 38 percent charge – without having charged once along the way.

The electric tour bus has a range of up to 500–700 kilometers on a single charge. During the trip, energy consumption was therefore closely monitored. The speed was adjusted several times to find the most efficient balance between speed and range.

The driver also tested different driving strategies along the way, including positioning the bus behind trucks on the highway to reduce wind resistance and thus save energy.

The trip was conducted in late February with temperatures just a few degrees above freezing – conditions that can normally affect battery performance. However, the test showed that the bus was able to complete the trip between the two capitals without any problems without recharging.

– We knew we would make it to Berlin. The big question was just whether we would have to charge along the way and how much power would be left upon arrival, said a representative from Vikingbus during the trip.

For the passengers, the experience was markedly different from a traditional tourist bus. The ride was both quiet and comfortable, and even at the back of the bus, where engine noise can normally be most noticeable, it was almost completely silent. The bus was equipped with USB sockets at all seats and 220-volt sockets at several of the seats, and there was good legroom.

The maiden voyage is the first step in investigating how fully electric tourist buses can be used on longer international routes. Initially, the target group is mainly study and group trips, but in the longer term, electric buses can contribute to more climate-friendly travel between European cities.

When the bus arrived in Berlin after an eight-hour journey, it had completed the trip between the two capitals without a single charge – and still had power left in the battery.

So many Danes travel without travel insurance: One type of travel in particular causes problems

When Danes pack their suitcases to travel on winter vacation, many are missing one essential item in their suitcase: a Travel insuranceIt can end up being expensive if the accident happens while you're on vacation.

For some, winter vacation means relaxing on the beach with a drink in hand, while others prefer to speed across the field on skis. According to the Danish Ski Association, around half a million Danes go skiing every year. SkiYet travel insurance is not at the top of Danes' checklist when they go on vacation.

A new study from Kantar Gallup conducted for ERGO Forsikring shows that one in four Danes does not have travel insurance. Among 18-29 year olds, the figure is even higher, with more than one in three without coverage.

"It is worrying that so many people travel without being covered - especially during a holiday period when many people, for example, ski or travel far away. For many, the winter holidays are associated with sports activities and travel, which place greater demands on insurance," says Peter Steen Olsen, spokesperson for ERGO Forsikring.

There can be a big difference in how your travel insurance is structured depending on the type of insurance you have. The survey shows that 35,1% of Danes have travel insurance through their home insurance, while 21,1% are covered via their credit card. According to ERGO Forsikring, you should be aware that the coverage for these types of insurance is often limited and does not necessarily cover the entire length of the trip, winter sports or repatriation in the event of illness or accidents.

At the same time, lack of or insufficient coverage can have concrete consequences in certain countries – including in Italy, where skiers have been legally required to have liability insurance that covers third-party damage since 2022. Lack of documentation of coverage can result in both a fine and the revocation of lift passes.

"In some cases, travelers only discover that the coverage is not sufficient when they are in the middle of an emergency situation on vacation - and here the bill can quickly run into very large amounts. If you travel for a longer period of time, several times a year or outside Europe, you may therefore need separate travel insurance or an option that matches the content of the trip," says Peter Steen Olsen, spokesperson at ERGO Forsikring.

Travel insurance is one of the most important things to have in mind before you leave. You should always make sure that the coverage is suitable for the length of your trip, destination and activities.

About the survey
The survey was conducted by Kantar Gallup.

Flight prices are rising, but there are still cheap tickets to be had

For many, the month of January is synonymous with planning and booking the annual summer vacation, but it is also a month when many dig deep into their pockets to make ends meet after an expensive Christmas. Now guides Momondo help you get the cheapest plane tickets with five good tips.

Flight prices are constantly changing, and it can often be difficult to figure out when to start looking for the cheapest tickets – because what is actually cheap when it comes down to it?

Speak out Momondo indicates that some airline tickets for travel in the summer of 2026 will increase by up to DKK 900 compared to 2025, while others will decrease by approximately the same amount. 

Therefore, good advice can be expensive if you just do business as usual in 2026. And in other words, there is every good reason to be vigilant at the garden gate when it comes to booking your plane tickets for this year's summer vacation.

"If you want to fly cheaply, it's less about luck and more about timing and flexibility. The best prices are typically found if you book well in advance, are open to alternative destinations and keep an eye on prices, for example by using momondo's price agent. We often see that small adjustments in something like dates can make a significant difference to the price," says Lisbet Due Berg, press officer at momondo.

Five tips for traveling cheaply in 2026

1. Book your flights in advance – but not too early

One of the most important factors in the price of a flight ticket is when you buy it. Many people think that it is important to buy as early as possible, but this is not necessarily the case. For example, it may be worth waiting a little longer to buy airline tickets for the summer holidays, but you should not wait until the last minute, as the price usually increases for most flights in the last 10 days before departure. There is no clear “cheapest day of the week” to buy tickets – instead, you should follow the price trend and act when the price seems reasonable.

2. Create a price agent and save money and time
If you already know where you're going and approximately when, you can save a lot of money with momondo's price agent, which also means you don't have to check prices over and over again. Simply search for flights and then set the price agent for that search. If you're on your computer, you'll find the price agent in the top left. If you're searching on your mobile, it's the clock in the top right. You can even set a price agent for as many flights as you want. As soon as the price drops, you'll be contacted by email.

3. Be flexible with your travel dates and times

If you are a little flexible regarding the days and times, you fly on, a world of possibilities for cheaper tickets opens up. If you start your search well in advance of your trip, you usually get a little more flexibility, and even small changes to your travel dates can make a big difference. Next time you search for flights on a travel search engine like momondo, try changing the dates from “exact” to “+/- 1/2/3 days” and you’ll see the differences and can plan accordingly.

4. Make stopovers – and mix and match airlines
If you're willing to slow down a bit, a layover can be one of the best ways to get cheaper airfares. A long layover can even make it feel like you're adding an extra destination to your trip. It's also worth mixing airlines, as you can often save money by booking each leg of your journey separately.

5. Don't waste your time on travel myths

Myths arise because they can be interesting, but they are not always correct. Unfortunately, there is no one magic method that guarantees a cheap flight ticket. You may have heard that you should always book on a Tuesday, but that is not true today. It dates back to the time when airlines released prices at fixed times. However, it can easily be cheaper to fly on a Tuesday, depending on the destination.

About data from momondo
Based on flight searches on momondo.dk between 01.06.2025 and 24.11.2025 for flights departing between 01.06.2026 and 15.09.2026 from any Danish airport. They were compared to searches made between 01.06.2024 and 24.11.2024 for flights departing between 01.06.2025 and 15.09.2025. All prices are average prices for return economy class tickets. Prices may vary and savings cannot be guaranteed. Percentage changes in searches are approximate.

 

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7 relaxing spa destinations you can treat your mom to

Mother's Day is a special day to celebrate and honor motherhood. It's also your mom's birthday. It's a great opportunity to pamper and show gratitude to all the wonderful moms out there - and what better way than with a spa day filled with relaxation and well-being? 

A study from Booking.com shows that 45% of Danish travelers say they would pay for a vacation with the primary purpose of extending life and increasing well-being. With that in mind, it makes sense to head to a peaceful destination and treat mom to a luxurious spa treatment.

From nourishing mud baths and soothing massages to a dip in hot mineral springs, there’s something for everyone. With that in mind, Booking.com shares seven inspiring spa destinations where moms and their families can enjoy a well-deserved break this Mother’s Day.

Budapest, Hungary

Travelers can experience Budapest’s historic beauty with their mom on Mother’s Day and pamper their bodies, souls, and minds with the wonderful minerals bubbling up from the city’s 118 springs. In Budapest, you can admire the decorative Art Nouveau surroundings of the Turkish baths at the Gellért Spa or take a dip in one of the 18 pools at the Széchenyi Thermal Baths.

There are many options for enjoying the relaxing thermal waters. Travelers can enjoy hydrotherapy from the deep underground springs, which offer refreshing mineral-rich water with invigorating properties and have been used for many centuries.

After a soothing spa day, visitors can celebrate Mother's Day with a drink in one of the city's quirky ruin bars and then enjoy a delicious dinner of Hungarian cuisine.

Pré-Saint-Didier, Italy

The town of Pré-Saint-Didier is located in the heart of the Aosta Valley in northwestern Italy and is home to some fantastic thermal baths with temperatures reaching up to 37 degrees Celsius. The water in the Pré-Saint-Didiers thermal baths has a high iron content and is perfect for a nurturing Mother's Day.

Visitors can relax in the outdoor pools and enjoy breathtaking views of the highest mountain in the Alps. If you want to get out and about, take a trip to the local town of Aosta. The town is an hour’s drive from Pré-Saint-Didier, and here you can explore the ancient Roman city and historical legends and have a refreshing day of sightseeing.

Aix les Bains, France

This thermal spa town in the Haute Savoie area of ​​the Rhône-Alpes region is located on the shores of Lake Bourget, the largest and deepest natural lake in the country, and is dedicated to well-being. The town is known worldwide for the quality of its thermal waters and its wonderful spas, which include hammams and saunas.

Visitors can treat their mothers to some nurturing hydrotherapy, which has incredible benefits such as relaxing muscles. The picturesque town has also inspired several artists and was made famous by world-renowned writers such as Xavier de Maistre, Honoré de Balzac and Alexandre Dumas.

Baden-Baden, Germany

At the foot of the Black Forest lies Baden-Baden – a peaceful town in southwest Germany, known for its historic spas and relaxed atmosphere. With beautiful parks, tranquil surroundings and a long tradition of wellness and spa stays, this is an ideal destination to celebrate Mother's Day.

For centuries, visitors have flocked here to enjoy the healing waters of the town's natural springs, and the place still attracts those seeking peace, recovery and well-being. Whether you take a walk along the Oos River, visit one of the town's health centres or enjoy the rich cultural life, there are plenty of opportunities to really unwind.

Calistoga, USA

At the top of Napa Valley in California is the small town of Calistoga, full of relaxing hot springs and mud baths (a local specialty is hot volcanic ash), which are known to have detoxifying properties that can rejuvenate the skin.

Visitors to this area should see the “Old Faithful of California” – a geyser that erupts every 15 minutes to half an hour, shooting steam and water up to 18 feet high. Visitors can experience this exciting natural attraction and enjoy lunch in the picnic area while admiring the tranquil scenery – until the geyser erupts, of course.

Calistoga is also known for its world-class restaurants and, of course, the exceptional Napa Valley wines. Travelers can take a Napa Valley Wine Trolley Tour with lunch and toast their mom as a family.

Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok is a city of contrasts. There are smells that assault the senses, traffic that buzzes everywhere, and vendors vying for your attention on every street corner. On the other hand, it is a city with a calm soul, full of ancient temples and the radiant smiles of some of the friendliest people in the world.

It will also treat travelers to a wide range of luxurious, decadent spas, perfect for pampering moms on Mother’s Day. Travelers can treat their mom and a companion to a couples massage and rooftop dinner in the Nonthaburi district – it’s sure to be an experience of a lifetime.

As Thailand is world-renowned for its unique massage techniques, such as deep tissue massage, travelers can really unwind and relax in the beautiful surroundings before enjoying a delicious cocktail and a delicious meal while admiring the stunning views of the city.

Tulum, Mexico

Families looking for a truly magical destination with crystal clear turquoise waters and stunning white sand to treat their mom to on Mother's Day will find no more perfect place than Tulum.

Located on the eastern side of the Yucatan Peninsula on the Mexican Riviera, Tulum has become a popular destination for those seeking a relaxing luxury vacation in a true paradise – a perfect place for spa enthusiasts. Travelers can experience dynamic yoga classes, relaxing spa treatments in healing oases, beachside massage centers or peaceful meditations on the beach.

The study, which focuses on travel predictions for 2025, was commissioned by Booking.com and conducted among a number of adults with plans to travel for work or leisure within the next 12-24 months. 

Closed from Copenhagen: WizzAir opens new routes from Billund

Just a few weeks after that WizzAir chose to close for more routes out of Copenhagen Airport, the low-cost airline is now opening several new routes from Billund airport.

Among other things, WizzAir now flies to Katowice in southern Poland. Poland from the Jutland airport – a route that was otherwise closed from Copenhagen.

Another new route to one of the popular Polish cities is also being opened. Because you can now also fly to beautiful Gdansk.

A route will also be opened directly to Vilnius, which is the capital of Lithuania.

If you dream of a trip a little further afield directly from Denmark's second largest airport, there are now also direct flights with WizzAir to Chisinau, the capital of Moldova. MoldovaA country that opens up endless possibilities further east in Europe.

Good travel news! Now this is easier at Billund Airport

No more standing around and fussing with liquids and electronics in the security area at Billund Airport.

Denmark's second largest airport has invested in brand new scanners - and they can see your creams, liquids and electronics in hand luggage.

Such writes tvSyd.

Billund Airport is in the process of setting up the scanners, and it is expected that they will be fully operational from the beginning of April 2025 before the Easter holidays.

The new scanners will change 20 years of travel hassles, where liquids and electronics have always had to be removed from hand luggage since 2006.

But just because you no longer have to carry your toiletries in your bag, it doesn't mean you can carry more.

The requirement that there must be a maximum of 100 milliliters of liquids in each container still applies.

Are you flying from Billund and need an overnight stay in Jutland? You can explore our guide to the cozy towns on the Danish mainland.

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The world's best beach has been named: You have to visit it

There are many wonderful beaches around the world, but one has to be the best.

And the best beach has now been named.

Many people will probably think that it is a tropical beach. Seychelles, Thailand or somewhere else a good distance away Denmark. But that is not the case. It is no more than 3 hours and 30 minutes flight time from Denmark.

It is the beach Elafonissi, which is located on Crete i Greece, which has been voted the best in the world by TripAdvisor.

Elafonissi Beach is world-renowned for having pink sand, crystal clear waters and an incredible sunset.

Have you planned your vacation to Thailand, Seychelles, Mexico or other fantastic places further from Denmark, there is still the opportunity to visit some of the world's best beaches.

Because the top 10 on the list includes beaches from the three countries, namely: Aruba, Portugal og Spain.

You can see the world's 25 best beaches right here.

If you sign up for our newsletter now, you can actually win a book written by Morten Haagesen about not just the ten best beaches, but 55 of his personal favorite beaches around the world.

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Now you can experience the Badehotellet – just like in the series

It may be that the popular TV 2 series “Badehotellet” is over, but the universe lives on.

The Nyvang experience center outside Holbæk is currently creating the building from the popular series, which is expected to be ready in 2026.

After the final episode was shown on Danes' television screens in 2023, it was decided to preserve and reuse the physical objects from the series. This is how the experience center explains in a Press release.

“Badehotellet” became one of the most popular TV series in Danish history with 10 seasons, with millions of Danes following from start to finish.

The 10th and final season was watched by 28 million Danes in the first 1,8 days, who eagerly followed the everyday life at Andersen's Badehotel south of Skagen.

Therefore, many Danes will also be able to recognize the surroundings when the props and scenery are moved into the Nyvang Experience Center.

Read more about Denmark's best beach hotels right here.

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Travel news: Wizz Air closes several routes from Copenhagen Airport

Are you dreaming of a great experience in beautiful scenery? Georgia or a lovely beach holiday in Bulgaria, so now it gets a little more difficult.

Low-cost airline Wizz Air will close its direct flights from Copenhagen Airport to the Bulgarian capital from March 2nd. Sofia and Georgian Kutaisi, which serves as a hub in the western part of the country.

A third flight has also been cancelled, with immediate effect. The low-cost airline no longer offers flights to Katowice in southern Poland. Poland.

However, it will still be possible to fly cheaply to other destinations with the Hungarian airline. There are still flights to Budapest in Hungary, Bucharest in Romania and the two Polish cities Gdansk and Warsaw.

From Billund you can fly to Bucharest and Iasi in Romania.

Ryanair has also announced that they are closing all their Jutland routes due to the new Danish aviation tax.

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Skiing without travel insurance: It can be really expensive

When you head north or south to get some snow under your feet, it's a really good idea to remember at least one thing: travel insurance.

Previous statements from the industry association Insurance and Pension shows that more Danes choose to lower their priority of travel insurance when they travel.

While the blue health insurance card is good coverage, it is not always sufficient if an accident occurs.

Especially if the trip goes to Austria or others of The world's steepest ski slopes.

If you get injured on a ski holiday, it's much more than just a hospital stay. If you get injured badly enough, you could end up with a large additional bill if you have to be transported down the mountain by the so-called 'banana' or by helicopter.

Some of the serious injuries that occur on ski holidays also require special transport home, which can cost between 30.000 and 50.000 kroner and, in the worst case, even much more if you have to go by air ambulance.

And you could end up footing the bill yourself if you don't have comprehensive travel insurance.

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New entry rules for Thailand: Here's what you need to pay attention to

Did you read up on the new entry rules for Thailand?

If not, click here and read what you need to know before you can travel to this exciting country.

Danes are opting out of the US: European destinations are a hit

The summer of 2024 was not exactly the perfect Danish summer for those who had hoped for sunshine and temperatures above 25 degrees.

Therefore, many Danes also chose to seek out the sun and warmth outside the country's borders during the summer.

And it was mainly in Europe. It shows new figures from the travel search engine Momondo, which has analyzed the number of flight searches on the platform.

11 out of the 20 most visited cities are European. In comparison, in 2023 it was only seven out of 20.

Among the new cities on the list are: Lisbon in Portugal, Nice in France, Antalya in Turkey og Split in Croatia.

But what have the Danes chosen not to do in favor of European cities?

According to Momondo, it is USAHere there is a clear decline in the search for airline tickets.

Popular American destinations such as Washington DC and Seattle have decreased by 29% and 18% respectively compared to summer 2023. This has happened at the same time that the price of airline tickets to both cities has increased by 6% and 19% respectively, while prices have decreased on tickets to many of the European destinations.

In addition, there has also been a significant decrease in searches for airline tickets to Miami, New York and Las Vegas.

Traveling to England? Now it is not as easy as before

From April 2, 2025, there will be new visa rules if you are to be allowed to enter the UK.

You can read much more about them right here.

Bad travel news! Ryanair will limit alcohol at the airport

There's bad news for those who like to enjoy a small beer or three before boarding the plane to their holiday destination.

The low-cost airline Ryanair wants to limit the sale of alcohol at European airports.

according to CNN The airline has asked the EU to introduce a limit of two items per passenger at all European airports.

They do this to avoid drunk and inappropriate passengers on the flights.

Ryanair proposes that passengers' alcohol intake be regulated through boarding passes, so that no more than two items can be purchased at airports.

Who will win the World Handball Championship? Here are our surprising top 10

The final round of the Men's Handball World Championship has really started.

Denmark is sharing the hosting rights for the finals with Norway and Croatia. The Danes have already made a flying start despite the fact that this is the first finals without the giants Mikkel Hansen and Niklas Landin in 15 years.

At the editorial office, we are also eagerly following the final round, where we have tried to make our bid for a top 10.

It is not based on the handball ability of the 32 participating countries – because we don't know much about that. Instead, it is based on how popular the countries are with us in RejsRejsRejs.

Because we have travel tips for every country in the world – some more than others, but we have something about every UN-recognized country in the world.

That's why we've also delved into the numbers and created a top 10, where we've collected travel articles, guides, offers, and tips and tricks for each of the 10 handball countries.

Click in and see more for each country.

10. Egypt: 24 articles and travel deals

9. Argentina: 25 articles and travel deals

8. Japan: 30 articles and travel deals

7. France: 30 articles and travel deals

6. Germany: 46 articles and travel deals

5. Austria: 55 articles and travel deals 

4. Spain: 56 articles and travel deals 

3. Italy: 58 articles and travel deals 

2. United States: 70 articles and travel deals 

1.Denmark! 90 articles and travel deals 

And it would be great if it also applied to handball results!

You can find tips, travel offers and travel news for the other 22 countries here.

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Travel news for Danes who love hiking: Here is the new Camino

Danes have become very happy to pull on their hiking boots and explore abroad but also Denmark on foot.

And are you about to complete it? the Danish hiking routes, there is good travel news coming for you.

At the end of 2024, a new camino will be built in Denmark.

It is called the Djurslandcamino and stretches over 52 kilometers in relatively flat terrain. Therefore, it is also considered to be easily accessible for beginners and intermediate hikers.

And don't worry – it's not 52 kilometers in one day. The route is divided into three stages with accommodation options along the way.

The first stage is about 19 kilometers and goes from Rugård Strand to Grenaa, the second stage from Grenaa to Gjerrild is about 21 kilometers long, while the final stretch from Gjerrild to Bønnerup is 12 kilometers.

On the route you will pass through everything from beaches, forests and meadows to country roads, a few small towns and landmarks such as Fornæs Lighthouse, which is Jutland's easternmost point.

For the more hardcore hiker, you can also take on the entire route in one go – just expect sore feet and a hike on the better side of 10 hours.

You can read more about The Djurslandcamino here, while you can read more travel news on the page here.

Now it has been revealed: Here are the world's best hotels

Are you a real luxury hound and do you travel to get the best possible hotel experiences? Then here comes one of the cool travel news.

Because now the world's best hotels have been named.

It is the group 'The World's 50 Best Hotels Academy', which consists of 600 anonymous hotel managers from all over the world, who have named the world's 50 best hotels.

In 2024, it will be the hotel Capella Bangkok i the Thai capital, which has won the title of the world's best hotel. And you also get luxury at the five-star hotel, which with its 101 large hotel rooms, suites and apartments offers an oasis all the way to the Chao Phraya River in the heart of the city of millions Bangkok.

An overnight stay at the world's best hotel starts at 4350 Danish kroner, and offers luxurious surroundings, spa and wellness and the two-star Michelin restaurant, Côte by Mauro Colagreco.

There is none Danish hotels, who have found their way to the list. If you go and dream of visiting one of the hotels on the list, the closest to Denmark are the hotels in London. Among others, Claridge's and Raffles London at The OWO have found their way to 11th and 13th place respectively.

On the list you will also find Italian idyll by Lake Como, metropolitan luxury in Tokyo and azure surroundings in Maldives.

You can see the entire list at The World's 50 Best right here.

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Wild travel news: The world's largest plane is back at Copenhagen airport

2025 is a special year for Copenhagen Airport.

Because not only is the airport starting its 100th anniversary this year, a wild old celebrity is also returning to the runway for the first time since 2020.

With a majestic wingspan of almost 80 meters and room for more than 600 passengers, from 1 January 2025 travelers from Copenhagen Airport will again be able to experience the world's largest passenger plane, the Airbus A380.

It's Emirates, which has again chosen to serve Copenhagen Airport with a daily departure with the Airbus A380. The flight will depart at 14:45 and land in Dubai at 00:10 local time. At the same time, there will be a return flight with the wild double-decker passenger plane from the desert state at 08:30 with arrival in the Danish capital at 12:30 local time.

The flight to Dubai opens up a wealth of opportunities to travel the world. Dubai Airport is often used as a link between Europe and Asia, where there are endless opportunities to explore new travel destinations.

The Airbus A380 landed for the first time at Copenhagen Airport in December 2015, after the airport had to rebuild a gate in the C-finger and expand the runway to make room for the huge plane. When the corona shutdown in 2020 put air traffic on hold, a temporary stop was also put to the departure with the Airbus A380, which was then also operated by Emirates.

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