Mithil Aggarwal is a Hong Kong-based reporter/producer for NBC News.
In a bid to improve on its already green reputation, the tourist board of Denmark's capital Copenhagen is offering tourists treats for trash. Starting July 15, the city is trialing a scheme under which tourist attractions across the Danish capital will offer free meals, train tickets and museum tours to visitors who participate in sustainable activities such as picking up trash or taking green transport options such as bikes.
” With 602,000 people and 750,000 bicycles, Copenhagen has more bikes than people and the city wants to encourage visitors to travel on two wheels to offset the 'environmental burden' of tourism. The city's tourist high season runs from July to August and last year, Denmark recorded 63 million overnight stays in the country, the tourism board said.
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