Visit Denmark, the country's tourism marketing group, has issued a statement reassuring U.S. travelers that they are welcome amid geopolitical tensions regarding Greenland.

New polls show that European sentiment for the U.S. is cooling, but research shows it's time and money that will keep U.S. travellers away in 2026, not politics.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Foreign Relations Committee announced on Jan. 12 that a bipartisan group of senators and representatives will travel to Copenhagen, Denmark this week to “highlight more than 200 ...

European leaders reaffirmed that Greenland belongs to its people, linking Arctic security, sovereignty, and sustainable tourism. As cruise, adventure, and climate tourism grow in the High North, stability, NATO cooperation, and community-led destination ...

Denmark heads into 2026 with a steady stream of new openings that build on what the country already does well: strong cultural institutions in design-led cities with easy access to nature. New cultural landmarks and expanded nature experiences reflect a ...

For two weeks in June, I never saw the night sky. I did, however, see soaring mountains sinking into impossibly blue fjords, vast glaciers, historic urban centers, beautifully manicured gardens and too many waterfalls to count. A group of Pioneer Press ...