Denmark is in the forefront of the green movement. From its bicycle lifestyle and green buildings to its electric cars, Denmark is indeed leading the way in helping preserve Mother Earth.
Apart from the electric cars and buses that you can use to go sightseeing, Copenhagen also now has its electric-powered boats. The electricity that powers these batteries comes from the offshore wind farm outside of Copenhagen. […]
Is flying in open air or ultralight flying something you’ve always dreamed of doing? If you’re in Denmark, you can very well do this.
Ultralight flying refers to piloting a one or two-seater ultralight aircraft which is the old type similar to those flown in the olden days, some with propeller. This has been in existence in Denmark since the early 80’s and in fact, an association has been formed by people who are into this kind of activity. Members as of late have reached 520. […]
Electric Cars are the way to go for eco-conscious people, but there is the drawback of long charging times. With standard outlets, a single charge can take up to seven hours. Danish innovation to the rescue: Just launched is the first battery switching station not only in Denmark but in the entire European continent. This is only the first of the 20 stations being planned for this Scandinavian country. Better Place is the group behind the battery swap station. […]
Through the years, Denmark has established itself as a green country with much success. Being involved in many projects that aim to protect the environment, this Scandinavian nation has become a model in terms of implementing green systems in the many areas of its society. Currently, Denmark boasts of having green cars, green buildings, its famous bicycle lifestyle and green cuisine. […]
Caroline Wozniacki, Denmark’s number one tennis player, continues to shine. This 21-year-old professional tennis star has gained international attention since debuting in World Tennis Association (WTA) in 2005. […]
Summer is a time when kids are off from school and therefore, presents a good opportunity to spend a relaxing holiday with the whole family. Denmark is one of the top summer destinations in Europe and its capital of Copenhagen is the most frequently visited. […]
Denmark may be more known in sports such as football and tennis. But other than these two, this Scandinavian country is also well known in badminton. In fact unaware to many of you, it is the only country in Europe that has ever won an Olympic Gold Medal in badminton. Denmark has a huge influence in this sport not only in Europe but even in the other parts of the world. This country has been setting the standard for developing education and training methods for young badminton players. It has also been providing more world class players than any other country. […]
The Danish people use their native dialect in their everyday lives but not many are knowledgeable about the English language. There are Danes who know how to speak a little English but they need to improve more on this language to become competitive as they start their professional careers. As students, however, they have an opportunity to study other languages and English is one of them. […]
Dancing is fun! This June, if you happen to be in Denmark, experience Copenhagen’s Tango Festival. […]
Copenhagen is a beautiful city and it is no wonder why it has gained international attention for a long time now. It has earned various distinctions and recently, it has added another feather on his cap. A recent survey that had political leaders and government officials as subjects revealed that they ranked Copenhagen as the second most admired city in the world. The subjects represented 37 countries. Ernst & Young, a consultancy company, conducted the survey. […]
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