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  • Copenhagen

    The Danish Deviation: How Trust Propels News Media

    Denmark is known for its culture of trust, with trust considered “the basis of most social interactions as well as business and government,” according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark. “Denmark is off the scale in trust,” said Brendan Sweeney, a Danish Institute for Study Abroad Copenhagen Faculty…

  • Copenhagen

    Handball: A Reflection of Denmark’s Culture, Values

    Handball reflects Denmark’s core values and allows tourists a deeper connection to Danish culture. Being an active fan of handball as a visitor is a simple and engaging decision to feel like a local while exploring the country. Social Relevance The sport’s fast-paced movement and three-step rule cause demand for…

  • Copenhagen

    The Tour de France Finally Comes to Denmark

    The Tour de France is set across Denmark for its first time starting in Copenhagen on July 1 and ending in Sønderborg on July 3. This is the most north that the competition has ever taken place.  Senior communication consultant for Sport Event Denmark, Eline Andersen, says this has been…

  • Diversity

    Documentation Centre Reimagines Munich Without Jews Through New Exhibit

    The Holocaust and World War II made the possibility of a nation without Jews easily imaginable. A new exhibit that opens this Thursday at the Munich Documentation Centre for the History of National Socialism will show how the city would look without its Jewish and foreign communities.  Munich Reimagined The…

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