Eco-Friendly Incentives for Visitors
Tourists in Copenhagen will be rewarded with free food and activities for engaging in environmentally friendly tasks, as announced by the city’s tourist board. This new initiative aims to promote sustainable tourism in the Danish capital.
Launch of the Trial Scheme
Starting on July 15, the trial scheme will encourage tourists to participate in activities such as litter picking, using public transport, or biking around the city. These actions will help keep the city clean and reduce its carbon footprint.
Rewards for Participation
In exchange for their efforts, tourists can earn various rewards, including free lunches, coffees, glasses of wine, and kayak rentals. This program aims to enhance the visitor experience while fostering a sense of environmental responsibility among tourists.
Promoting Sustainable Tourism
Copenhagen’s tourist board hopes this initiative will set an example for sustainable tourism practices. By incentivizing eco-friendly behaviors, the city aims to maintain its reputation as a green and environmentally conscious destination.
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