Copenhagen Invites Tourists to Visit Sustainably

Alexander Josiassen; Marco Werman

Copenhagen Invites Tourists to Visit Sustainably

Alexander Josiassen (Performer), Marco Werman (Producer)

Department of Marketing

The World

Research output: Non-textual form › Sound/Visual production (digital) › Communication

Abstract

European cities are struggling to manage the number of tourists. It’s sparked protests in cities like Barcelona and Venice — which have added tourist taxes and entry fees. Copenhagen is trying to get ahead of the pack with a sustainable tourism program that rewards tourists for good behavior. Host Marco Werman speaks with Alexander Josiassen, a professor at the Copenhagen Business School, about the benefits and perks of the program.

Original language	Danish
Publication date	9 Jul 2024
Place of Publication	Boston, MA
Media of output	Podcasts
Size	04:22
Publication status	Published - 9 Jul 2024

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