By subscribing, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy Rodrigo Huescas in action for FC CopenhagenČTK / imago sportfotodienst / Gonzales Photo/Maria Louise ReichardtFC Copenhagen winger Rodrigo Huescas has been handed a 20-day prison sentence 950 EUROs) after being found guilty of reckless driving in the central part of Copenhagen not be deported from Denmark as a consequence of his misdemeanor.FC Copenhagen has now issued a press release on their website in which Rodrigo Huescas states that he is sorry "I know that I have done something potentially dangerous and very wrong I apologize again and I am truly sorry for all the negative consequences this has brought." "I can see what it has done to my family and the uncertainty the situation has created It hurts to know that I put the ones I love through this I can't say anything about the punishment coaches and many others who have supported me and given me a pat on the back Now I look forward and will do my best to help the team achieve our goals" emphasizes above all that Huescas has made a mistake and that the club accepts the verdict the Mexican has received "Rodrigo has been aware from the very beginning that he has done something very stupid He has violated Danish legislation and could potentially have put other people at risk Now the Danish legal system has punished Rodrigo Now we await when Rodrigo will have to serve his 20 days in prison.” 1 thanks to its commitment to sustainability The NAKED Copenhagen x Salomon XT-6 is what happens when rugged meets runway—and they go get ice cream together Inspired by Danish summer, this Salomon XT-6 collaboration wraps your feet in soft pink mesh While the OG XT-6 Soft Ground was born to crush muddy trails this version is built to crush street style in Vesterbro Whether you’re biking through Copenhagen or flexing on IG the Salomon x NAKED Copenhagen sneaker blends function with fresh flavor this NAKED CPH x Salomon XT-6 will be available online and at NAKED Copenhagen stores in Paris Fashion trail runners just got their summer star this pair screams “hot girl hike,” even if your hike is to the nearest coffee shop The pink Salomon XT-6 look gives outdoor gear a glam update without sacrificing comfort or grip So skip the sandals and lace into summer’s coolest collab These aren’t just shoes—they’re your seasonal personality Stay up to date with all upcoming sneaker releases from our Sneaker Release Dates page. Be sure to follow us on Twitter and Instagram SBD provides millions of monthly visitors with sneaker updates on Jordan Sneaker Bar Detroit has quickly become one of the top sneaker sources on the web Advertise With Us || Email: info[at]sneakerbardetroit.com Thomas Delany and Jacob Rasmussen battle for the ballMIchael Barrett Boesen / Alamy / ProfimediaFC Copenhagen on Sunday afternoon crushed what seemed to be Brondby's final hope of winning the Danish title when Frederik Birk's side were humiliated in their own stadium through a 0-3 defeat in the "New Firm" derbyFC Copenhagen recorded their third successive win in the Superliga championship playoffs and the biggest so far this season FC Copenhagen's German goalkeeper Diant Ramaj played his first derby since three weeks ago where he head-butted Brondby's Thomas Mikkelsen and received a three-game suspension the heavy pressure he faced did not seem to affect Ramaj who was one of the main characters before the break After just one minute, he saved his team, when Mathias Kvistgaarden was played through after Jacob Neestrup's side had lost possession in midfield The visitors seemed somewhat overwhelmed at the start of the match and made a series of mistakes but FC Copenhagen gradually dug themselves back into the match but had problems finding space in Brondby's well-organized rearguard In the other end Kvistgaarden was handed a new chance to get on the scoreboard after half an hour when Benjamin Tahirovic delivered a wonderful through-ball for the Celtic-target Ramaj saved again Brondby - FC Copenhagen - Player ratingsFlashareThe visitors took the lead a bit out of the blue barely ten minutes before the break An initially harmless cross from Giorgi Gocholeishvili was flicked on by Thomas Delaney and in-form Jordan Larsson made no mistake to open the score from close range to score his fourth foal in four games The home side began the second half with a much-needed injection of energy and quickly created two good opportunities the atmosphere never reached the level that usually characterizes a derby between the two top teams when Victor Froholdt hammered the ball into the roof of the net after 63 minutes to make it 2-0 the Brondby-defense caved in again when Brazilian Gabriel Pereira popped up at the back post to triple the lead The Local Europe ABVästmannagatan 43113 25 StockholmSweden Denmark between 2012 and 2022 was hardly welcoming to foreign workers With ever-tightening citizenship requirements and more complex work permit rules But that didn't stop foreign workers from streaming into the capital, according to new statistics from the city government published on Friday The number of foreign workers in Copenhagen more than doubled between 2012 and 2022 to around 107,000 Foreigners by 2022 were doing 12 percent of the jobs in the city more than double their share in the rest of Denmark The jobs they do are also increasingly high-end 37 percent of workers had a long tertiary education or PhD Some 28 percent had a medium-length education (up from 18 percent) and 13 percent had a short tertiary education (down from 22 percent) Companies in Copenhagen have shown some success in recruiting the international workers they need Only 50 percent of those who arrived in the Greater Copenhagen region in 2017 were still there five years later compared to 55 percent of those who arrived in 2012 The retention rate actually improved for 'highly qualified international workers' defined as international workers whose income within a year of entry is at or above the threshold for the pay limit scheme (514,000 kroner per year in 2025) As many as 45 percent of those who arrived in 2017 were still in Denmark after five years the 5-year retention rate for other international workers decreased from 58 percent for those who arrived in 2012 to 51 percent for the 2017 arrivals READ ALSO: What proportion of foreign nationals stay in Denmark for the long term? the regional talent attraction and investment agency "The improvement in retention rates for highly skilled workers is a testament to their value to Danish companies which offer them attractive career opportunities," he said the ability to transition smoothly into new jobs—whether arriving as job seekers or moving from student to employment—has been pivotal."  When it came to the overall decline in retention rates he said this could be largely attributed to "the difficulties internationals and expats face in feeling included at work and in society" particularly the tougher language and self-sufficiency requirements enacted in 2015 almost certainly also played some role in reducing the retention rate The Covid-19 pandemic also have influenced job opportunities and hence retention rates in 2020 and to a lesser extent 2021 especially in the restaurant and tourism industries The government also tightened work permit rules over the period to favour more highly paid and highly skilled foreign workers The origin of foreign workers in Denmark has also changed markedly which could have impacted retention patterns India was the most common country of origin for new international workers arriving in Copenhagen shooting up from 15th place ten years earlier The 5,400 Indian workers in the capital now constitute five percent of the international workforce with India the 4th most frequent origin country Indians are even more heavily represented among 'highly qualified international workers' comprising 16 percent of this group in 2022 The number of some other nationals has declined in 2012 the most common origin country among international workers from Asia dropping to sixth position among Asian countries by 2022 Several countries in Europe have also fallen down the ranking the second most frequent origin country in 2012 which was the 3rd most frequent origin country in 2012 and Norway fell from the 5th most frequent origin country in 2012 to the 8th in 2022 Copenhagen has been making progress on removing one of the biggest barriers to retaining skilled foreign workers the problems their partners face in getting jobs nearly 75 percent of the partners accompanying newly arrived international workers in Copenhagen were in employment in 2022 Overgaard put this success partly down to "targeted career programs for partners of international workers" such as the Copenhagen Career Program offered by International House Copenhagen The change may have also reflect the significant drop in unemployment levels between 2012 when the country was still recovering from the financial crisis to further increasing retention rates would be to make foreign workers feel more included socially "Addressing these issues is essential for ensuring that Copenhagen remains an attractive and welcoming city for international talent."  Please log in here to leave a comment Home » The Ruby Hotels brand comes to Berlin and Copenhagen soulful design and authentic stories rooted in the cities they call home Karin Sheppard Senior Vice President and Managing Director “We have seen widespread positivity and enthusiasm from our owners and investors for Ruby Hotels as they look to develop in the growing urban micro subsegment These latest signings in Berlin and Copenhagen are strong reinforcements of the brand’s success in strategic city center locations and we can’t wait to see both hotels bring their style and charm to travelers in these two energetic capitals.” Set to open in early 2028, the 375-room Ruby Hotel in Berlin is being developed in partnership with real estate investment firm Empira Group Located in the Ku’damm Eck building on the famous Kurfürstendamm boulevard this new hotel will offer guests a stylish and modern hospitality experience in one of Berlin’s most iconic districts Included in the design is a chic rooftop terrace on the 12th floor with panoramic views of Berlin’s famous shopping and cultural boulevard Opening in early 2027, Ruby Hotel Copenhagen is being developed in partnership with ECE and will feature 219 guest rooms This new luxury hotel will convert an existing office space and will also offer guests vibrant public areas as well as a winter garden on the ground floor and a rooftop terrace on the top floor one of Copenhagen’s most prestigious districts operates 20 hotels across major European cities with 12 more under construction and scheduled to open within the next three years the brand has nine hotels located in cities including Cologne Start a free trial of THP’s database with over 8,500 hotel projects and key contact details You are currently viewing a placeholder content from HubSpot Please note that doing so will share data with third-party providers THP is a subsidiary of Sleeper Media © 2025 copyright TOPHOTELPROJECTS GmbH – all rights reserved women in peril and an angry phone-in host … we explore a show inspired by the director’s themes that refuses to shy away from his problematic side As I try to find the entrance to Nikolaj Kunsthal a gothic-style former church in Copenhagen I hear the lamenting strings of Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde – the soundtrack to Lars von Trier’s 2011 end-of-the-world film Melancholia and watch as a planet hurtles towards Earth covered in white linen and laid out for the celebration of a lifetime – but clearly abandoned midway and now adorned with dead flowers and burnt-out candelabras black and white projections – a ticking clock scenes of sex and drowning – play as the ominous male voice that features in Von Trier’s 1991 film Europa does a countdown With the world still reeling from the arrival of Trump 2.0 and Europe at war amid increasing polarisation looming AI takeover and the escalating climate emergency even though it is intended to take viewers back to the visual world of the notorious Danish film-maker “It is almost a new paradigm,” says Helene Nyborg Bay, artistic director of this arts venue, as she takes me round Breaking Darkness “We had this belief in one united country or the United Nations after the second world war Now we see there are new thoughts coming through the exhibition has attracted unprecedented interest with record numbers at the opening – 2,000 in three hours – including younger generations “Lars von Trier is such a strong film-maker with such a strong aesthetic sense that he could be a visual artist,” says Bay who believes that Von Trier’s work and its themes – love and despair faith and human choice – have a lot to offer contemporary audiences “On the other hand – he might have been ahead of his.” this longtime Von Trier fan says she “was never offended by his way of looking at women” although she concedes that some younger women have been she says: “It’s interesting to have this dialogue.” Clips from the films have been combined with designs and installations – even incorporating the architecture of the building – to recreate the themes and moods of five films made between 1991 and 2011: Melancholia including a fur coat worn by Nicole Kidman in Dogville and the wedding dress worn by Kirsten Dunst in Melancholia which is displayed entwined in roots that climb the walls But film memorabilia is by no means the focus of the show Doomed bride … Kirsten Dunst in Melancholia Photograph: Christian GeisnæsThe exhibition doesn’t just fill the space it also spills up into the clock tower which like the ones that represent the set in Dogville Although probably the most site-specific of the installations this feels the least immersive of the five because it does not have the same emotional power as the Melancholia installation – which is entirely captivating it serves as an effective contrast to the others Kirsten’s Dunst’s wedding dress in the show Photograph: © Mads Holm 2025Bay invited young designers to interpret the “universe of Lars von Trier” in such a way as to create an experience that does not depend on the viewer having seen his films – including the generations for whom she believes he has been “abandoned” Her inspiration for the show came from an exhibition of photos of Von Trier’s work at the Perrotin gallery in Paris She is particularly interested in seeing how the under-30s who visit her exhibition “adapt into his universe” She says: “It’s more like a feeling or an atmosphere And it is also a subconscious way of understanding some topics in life – or trying to.” who has Parkinson’s disease and is now in a care centre but he has given the exhibition his blessing He attended the opening night on FaceTime with the help of his ex-wife Bay noticed a group of producers from Zentropa sitting in the shelter in front of the oncoming planet the exhibition also features a critique of the film-maker and his work a Danish feminist satirical graphic novelist who has accused him of romanticising and fetishising femicide while criticising his artist-muse relationships Riise Nors appears as a radio host doing a phone-in about the director and explaining her problems with him She questions the notion that he creates “strong female characters” and accuses him of using women’s lives as a “kind of currency” She also mentions Björk’s #MeToo accusations Soundtracked by Wagner … an abandoned banquet Photograph: © Mads Holm 2025“His characters,” this host says “seem more like a mirror for his own fantasies about women than they are a mirror for female identification.” She describes Melancholia – which has an “iconic” scene showing Dunst and Charlotte Gainsbourg being pulverised by a planetary collision – as an example of “Von Trier’s penchant for staging women’s deaths in an artistic and aesthetic way” She also cites Björk’s Dancer in the Dark character Selma It is also worth reminding ourselves that Nicole Kidman gets chained to a giant metal wheel in Dogville while Gainsbourg cuts off her own clitoris in Antichrist provide a model for dealing with the work of more cancelled artists whose work is still deemed worthy of appreciation even though Von Trier and Riise Nors have wildly different opinions it’s also a starting point for talk and for conversation.” “The fact that we are still creating celebratory exhibitions about Lars von Trier is testimony to the fact that he was never really cancelled – at least not in Denmark.” She thinks the country holds on to such a “morally questionable” figure because of his huge international success and would have liked to have seen more critical contributions in the exhibition “You can still be a great artist,” she adds Breaking Darkness is at Nikolaj Kunsthal, Copenhagen Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Broadway Off-Broadway Off-Off Broadway Cabaret Dance Opera Classical Music Nashville Minneapolis / St. Paul Connecticut Atlanta Chicago Los Angeles WEST END UK Regional Canada Australia / New Zealand Europe Asia Latin America Africa / Middle East TV/Movies Music Copenhagen will host CPH STAGE 2025, Denmark's leading theatre festival, from May 22 to May 31, 2025. This annual event celebrates the richness of Danish performing arts, featuring a diverse array of performances ranging from contemporary plays to experimental theatre, staged across various venues in Copenhagen and Frederiksberg. A highlight of the festival is the International Days, scheduled for May 27 and 28 at The Royal Playhouse. These days are dedicated to showcasing high-quality Danish performances with international appeal and provide a platform for global theatre professionals to network and collaborate. Attendees can expect curated performances, insightful pitches, and opportunities to engage with artists and producers from around the world. Copenhagen will host CPH STAGE 2025, Denmark's leading theatre festival, this month. This annual event celebrates the richness of Danish performing arts, featuring a diverse array of performances. “ The Sound of Music” på Århus Teater. 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Privacy Policy Hotelier India Home » F&B » Copenhagen Sparkling Tea debuts in India Copenhagen Sparkling Tea officially stepped into India’s premium retail segment with the launch of its direct-to-consumer platform on 1st May 2025 the brand has now opened access to its curated range of non-alcoholic sparkling teas through online delivery allowing Indian consumers to experience what was once reserved for some of the world’s most refined restaurants and five-star hotels Brought to India by Bebida Hospitality Private Limited the initiative marks a shift in how sophisticated beverages are introduced in the country With an initial presence in Mumbai and Delhi-NCR and the logistical capability to serve customers nationwide the team is gradually building reach without compromising on authenticity or intent Crafted in Denmark using up to 13 varieties of organic tea leaves and a proprietary infusion technique, Copenhagen Sparkling Tea has been served at over 80 Michelin-starred restaurants globally The Oberoi Mumbai and in Delhi at Taj Mahal The Leela Delhi and other luxury hotels and renowned restaurants Co-Founder Bebida Hospitality Private Limited “We are thrilled to introduce Copenhagen Sparkling Tea to India a luxurious and sophisticated beverage brand that redefines the art of tea-making There’s a growing community in India that’s seeking options which align with conscious consumption without giving up sophistication or pleasure Copenhagen Sparkling Tea isn’t trying to imitate wine or champagne and texture that come from careful blending and a meticulous brewing process and the quiet confidence of those who try it once and return.” “Copenhagen Sparkling Tea is a celebration of elegance that’s perfect for day to day moments It is for those who seek elegance and beauty not just in terms of taste but also in terms of experience we are introducing India to a ritual of refined indulgence—tea but not as you know it Whether it’s a quiet moment of solitude or a celebration with loved ones Copenhagen Sparkling Tea adds a touch of refinement and poise to every experience.” “Indian consumers are increasingly seeking unique and premium experiences that reflect their refined tastes and values Copenhagen Sparkling Tea caters to this growing demand offering a sophisticated and luxurious beverage option that combines elegance with a mindful approach to consumption.” Latika Nath “Copenhagen Sparkling Tea is a refreshing take on modern luxury- thoughtful we believe in bringing experiences that go beyond trends and this sparkling tea fits perfectly into that vision It’s not just a non-alcoholic drink; it’s a new way to celebrate one that blends wellness with sophistication As Indian consumers look for more mindful and refined choices we’re proud to offer something truly unique that speaks to global taste and everyday elegance.” HotelierIndia.com is the new digital destination for India hospitality and the home of ITP’s industry-leading hospitality publications on the web analysis and comment from our team of expert journalists; accurate and up-to-date industry data and contacts; and coming soon a whole host of exciting new business opportunities in the form of relevant tenders The Mexican could be facing deportation from Denmark a situation that might abruptly end his contract with FC Copenhagen The collaborative release of the Naked Copenhagen x Salomon XT-6 "Fairy Tale / Delicioso" brings a fresh This collaboration blends Naked Copenhagen’s unique fashion-forward aesthetic with Salomon's established reputation for high-performance footwear The "Fairy Tale" aspect is reflected in the dreamy pastel color palette that includes soft tones of pink The design retains the technical features that XT-6 fans appreciate durable materials and the trusty Quicklace system that ensures optimal fit and comfort This combination of utility and style highlights the fusion of streetwear appeal with outdoor functionality making the sneaker suitable for both adventurous escapades and urban settings WE INDEPENDENTLY CHOOSE ALL PRODUCTS FEATURED ON OUR SITE. 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YOU CAN LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR AFFILIATE POLICY IN OUR TERMS OF USE NAKED Copenhagen Reimagines the Salomon XT-6 Through a Danish Summer LensRelease Salomon XT-6 Salomon and NAKED Copenhagen have joined forces for a refreshing new take on the XT-6 They have reworked the rugged trail silhouette into something distinctly romantic and nostalgic—a tribute to summer in the Danish capital Dubbed the NAKED Copenhagen x Salomon XT-6 the release softens the silhouette’s performance-built design with gentle nods to warm weather memories in Copenhagen Pink mesh uppers echo strawberry ice cream shared by the water’s edge while warm vanilla and earthy brown overlays call to mind long bike rides and lazy strolls through the neighborhoods of Nørrebro and Vesterbro Deep burgundy on the tongue completes the palette functioning like a cherry on top — both figuratively and stylistically Though its design is steeped in summer sentiment the XT-6 retains all of its trail-ready function Salomon’s technical build remains untouched under the hood offering durability and performance across urban or off-road terrain the execution delivers a uniquely feminine energy that continues positioning the boutique as a global destination for fashion-forward The NAKED Copenhagen x Salomon XT-6 will be released on May 8th at 10 a.m. CEST (4 a.m. EST) via the NAKED CPH website and in-store at their Copenhagen DenmarkChevron CopenhagenChevron Save this storySaveSave this storySaveAll products and listings featured on Condé Nast Traveler are independently selected by our editors we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links showcasing that easy aesthetic prowess the Danes do best without compromising on location or amenities From a historical home with a hidden garden to a spacious penthouse apartment with not one but two rooftop terraces here are the best Airbnbs in Copenhagen to book ahead of your next trip We've vetted these listings based on Superhost status and a considered mix of artwork and objects make this cool apartment a fabulous example of Nordic design prowess A rusty red painted ceiling in the bedroom only adds an extra boost there’s something fun to explore in this space from a Japanese-style wall hanging to an intricate light fitting to a shadow cast on the floor by a full-height window taking you anywhere in the city you please and you’re well-placed to explore the hubs of Amager Strandpark Sleeps: TwoPrice: From around $145 per night NørrebroLight spills into this airy top-floor apartment The double-height ceilings create an expansive airy feel—there’s more than enough space for two to comfortably sprawl out for the weekend There’s a big TV with the squashiest sofa to recline on after the day’s excitement some previous guests indicate it’s a bit of a workout to reach the apartment as it’s on the fifth floor with no elevator But it’s worth it for the views and the beautiful location you’re right by all of the city’s best shopping streets there’s direct access to Copenhagen’s atmospheric cluster of lakes perfect for leisurely morning and evening strolls with a view Sleeps: TwoPrice: From around $167 per night ChristianshavnMaking a pleasing change from Copenhagen’s typical refined style sensibilities this charming garden apartment has a distinctly different flair but a soft palette of sage green and cream twinned with painted murals and sprays of flowers throughout creates a more country-chic feel than Nordic cool That goes especially so thanks to the large outdoor space but two extra guests can squeeze in on the sofa bed in the lounge and there's a string of lovely cafes and wine bars for brunch on Holmbladsgade Sleeps: FourPrice: From around $228 per night A renovated medieval wine cellar sits below the living room with many luxury touches: electric blackout curtains and you’ll reach both leafy Oersted Park and Copenhagen’s best shopping streets within just two minutes Sleeps: TwoPrice: From around $256 per night for summer sunbathing sessions or a bracing sea swim in winter—just as the locals do Sleeps: TwoPrice: From around $106 per night VesterbroIt’s no surprise that this apartment is situated in Copenhagen’s coolest neighborhood First-class Danish design flair is on show in every corner from the understated neutral palette to the impeccable interiors—a marble coffee table sits atop a deep chocolate brown rug in front of the squishiest dove gray sofa you’ve ever seen Wake up to the sun streaming through huge windows then head out to the balcony for coffee and a croissant; there are plenty of wonderful cafes about to find breakfast Sleeps: TwoPrice: From around $236 per night city centerA stay here is a treat for the eyes A different palette for each room brings a joyful eclecticism amped up further with expertly chosen furniture pieces all with their own quirks—tables with bobbin legs and a bamboo rocking chair with an intricate curved design all add extra fun to the mix Head over to the window and the views are just as lovely as the interiors with vistas over Copenhagen’s imposing Amalienborg Palace still home to the Danish royal family today Sleeps: FourPrice: From around $255 per night København ØAll the Danish design nods you’d expect are present within this recently renovated penthouse; smooth and a simple color palette are happily in place But the best part about this home is the rooftop terrace from where you can sit and survey the skyline as the sun goes down This home is an especially good find for digital nomads or those in town for work—there’s a big workspace under a skylight that fills the room with light with pleasingly fast wifi You’re right by Copenhagen’s lovely old town along with a slew of chic-as-you-like restaurants and cafés to try as you wish Sleeps: TwoPrice: From around $322 per night This gallery was originally published on Condé Nast Traveller UK. It has been updated with new information since its original publish date. up-to-the-minute voice in all things travel Condé Nast Traveler is the global citizen’s bible and muse We understand that time is the greatest luxury which is why Condé Nast Traveler mines its network of experts and influencers so that you never waste a meal or a hotel stay wherever you are in the world Drops Tomorrow\",\"children\":\"A’ja Wilson’s Signature Sneaker Find details and release information here.\"}],[\"$\",\"link\",\"2\",{\"rel\":\"manifest\",\"href\":\"/manifest.json\",\"crossOrigin\":\"$undefined\"}],[\"$\",\"meta\",\"3\",{\"name\":\"robots\",\"content\":\"index Salomon has tapped NAKED Copenhagen to bring Danish summer vibes to the XT-6 silhouette for the latest retailer-led makeover.\"]}],[\"$\",\"p\",\"b91da925df62\",{\"className\":\"text-md sm:text-lg mb-4 leading-relaxed\",\"children\":[\"Marking the first project between NAKED and Salomon this pink-shaded XT-6 captures the essence of the Danish capital of Copenhagen when the sun finally breaks through to mark the beginning of summer Most of the model is coated in the soft pink shade while earthy browns mark their mark on the quickLace setup 1152px\",\"quality\":85}],[\"$\",\"figcaption\",null,{\"className\":\"text-center mt-2\",\"children\":[[\"$\",\"span\",null,{\"className\":\"text-sm text-neutral-500 dark:text-gray-500\",\"children\":\"NAKED Copenhagen x Salomon XT-6\"}],false]}]]}],[\"$\",\"p\",\"72bc0364f4ed\",{\"className\":\"text-md sm:text-lg mb-4 leading-relaxed\",\"children\":[\"NAKED Copenhagen takes over branding details on the tongue we see standard Salomon logos in their traditional locations such as the top of the tongue and on the lateral and medial heel The cream and brown midsole finishes the design with a black rubber outsole.\"]}],[\"$\",\"p\",\"872af02276d2\",{\"className\":\"text-md sm:text-lg mb-4 leading-relaxed\",\"children\":[\"The NAKED Copenhagen x Salomon XT-6 will release on May 8 through NAKED Copenhagen online and in-store Download the \",[\"$\",\"$L24\",\"ac5f6ab70be6\",{\"href\":\"https://www.soleretriever.com/mobile-app\",\"prefetch\":false,\"rel\":\"$undefined\",\"className\":\"text-emerald-600 dark:text-emerald-400\",\"target\":\"_blank\",\"children\":[\"Sole Retriever mobile app\"]}],\" to stay updated on the latest releases 2025 at 6:58 PMMore eyes have been drawn to Salomon as the French label continues to lean into the hype world of sneakers via collaborative efforts with designers and retailers Salomon has tapped NAKED Copenhagen to bring Danish summer vibes to the XT-6 silhouette for the latest retailer-led makeover Marking the first project between NAKED and Salomon NAKED Copenhagen takes over branding details on the tongue The cream and brown midsole finishes the design with a black rubber outsole The NAKED Copenhagen x Salomon XT-6 will release on May 8, 2025, through NAKED Copenhagen online and in-store. 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Plan your trip to Denmark and get inspired with more curated guides and itineraries Sunbathers hang out around the restaurant La Banchina located in a formerly industrial area of Copenhagen’s harbor A major city may not be the first place you picture for a relaxing summer getaway cycling-centric culture and penchant for public swimming outdoor patios perfect for sipping wine—and then there are the 9:30 p.m The only real question is: Where should you begin and there’s nothing I find more refreshing than diving into one of the city’s bracing harbor baths some of the most popular ones are at Islands Brygge snack and socialize on the lawns beside them Follow their lead and stop in at a nearby café The Danes are famous for rye bread and pastries and there a few spots that do them especially well where specialties like brunsviger (coffee cake) and spandauer (a flaky pastry filled with jam so you can order a few to share over coffee because the best way to see Copenhagen is on two wheels The city is home to some 239 miles of bike lanes; rent a bicycle from either your hotel or through a bike-share app like KINTO Share Bike Most of the major attractions are in the Indre By area and are easily accessed on foot or two wheels but there are also cool neighborhoods on the edge of the city center is a newish area in what used to be an industrial part of the city; these days it has a harbor bath and cool cafés like Andersen & Maillard If the idea of navigating such a sprawling network feels overwhelming Consider a guided tour to help ease you into it It’ll expose you to different pockets of the city from cobblestoned alleyways in Christianshavn to a Bjarke Ingels–designed power plant that doubles as a recreation center (with a ski slope)—and have you hand-signaling like a Copenhagener in no time A canal tour is another good way to sightsee but look for a boutique company with a fleet of smaller boats; usually you can sip wine or lemonade while you marvel at architectural sites like the stately opera house If you hang around the waterfront afterward you’ll find people swimming and sipping beers late into the evening they sometimes don’t disperse until well after midnight Lured by its mild temperatures and proximity to the mainland (about a 40-minute flight or 80-minute ferry from Copenhagen) many Danes flock to the island of Bornholm they’ll check in to one of its badehotels—simple unfussy inns with easy beach access—like Melsted Badehotel which offers light-filled rooms and cottages with striped or floral wallpaper Farther up the coastline, The Falcon Hotel is filled with vintage pieces and curios and rooms decorated with heavy curtains and rattan chairs Stammershalle Badehotel & Restaurant sits in a yellow summerhouse from 1911 Visits here blend oceanside charm with fine local seafood served in an airy dining room featuring a mahogany Steinway grand Copenhagen has a slew of options ranging from lavish five-star properties to design-focused boutiques. Chase Sapphire Reserve cardmembers earn 3 points per dollar and receive premium benefits when booking through members of The Edit by Chase Travel Located on a central cobblestoned square minutes from the water this grande dame’s soaring white building has stately rooms and suites as well as a fine-dining restaurant If you’re looking for something a little more low-key this design-forward property offers a range of rooms There’s only one way to eat in Copenhagen in the summertime: alfresco—preferably on a buzzy square or near water Grab a table outside and soak up the long nights La Banchina draws people for crispy fish sandwiches and glasses of natural wine Join them for an afternoon sipping and swimming off the dock Italian-born chef Christian Puglisi dominates the neighborhood with three spots side by side including this Italian restaurant serving house-made burrata and pizzas Ask a Copenhagener where to get a great burger and they’ll probably suggest this former warehouse turned sandwich spot in Christianshavn Try the battered kombu with gooseberry dressing Chase Travel is the first stop for your next adventure. 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Open a savings account or open a Certificate of Deposit (see interest rates) and start saving your money "Chase," "JPMorgan," "JPMorgan Chase," the JPMorgan Chase logo and the Octagon Symbol are trademarks of JPMorgan Chase Bank is a wholly-owned subsidiary of JPMorgan Chase & Co Deposit products and related services are offered by JPMorgan Chase Bank Five people were injured after being hit by a car in central Copenhagen on Wednesday An elderly man lost control of his car and drove into a crowd of people The condition of the injured was not immediately known two emergency vehicles and 10 police cars arrived at the accident site Police and rescue workers on Sortedam Dossering where a car has run into a crowd Denmark (AP) — Five people were reported injured after an older man allegedly lost control of his car and crashed near a bridge crossing in Denmark’s capital on Wednesday afternoon Police and emergency services responded to the crash in Copenhagen Additional details weren’t immediately available including the types of injuries sustained by the victims and what caused the driver to lose control This story is a part of the Student Life Blog a blog written by Georgetown students about their experiences and life at Georgetown Welcome to a weekend in my life studying abroad in Copenhagen join me as I explore the charming city and soak up everything it has to offer such as visiting adorable alpacas in Sydhavn and exploring the Frederickberg gardens And being in one of the most famous food cities I satisfied my sweet tooth with some delicious Danish pastries (you can’t go wrong with the classic kanelsnegle) you’ll get a feel for the everyday magic of life in Copenhagen I also take you along as I hang out with my friends Whether we’re exploring local markets or simply enjoying the Danish concept of “hygge,” there’s always something to do I hope this video gives you a glimpse into what it’s like to study abroad here and live the Copenhagen experience to the fullest Visit The Arts Inspire at Davidson Diversity & Inclusion Nyhavn is in the main “touristy” part of Copenhagen Join psychology major Josh Matushak '26 as he shares his first international experience through captivating photography from his semester abroad in Copenhagen and travels across Europe with the Davidson Chorale documenting cultural experiences from Danish smoking culture to Polish landscapes and musical performances “I chose Davidson because when I was on my tour I connected with a current student and he gave me a personal tour around campus and took me to club meetings where I really appreciated the connected culture of Davidson.” I left the United States for the first time when I studied a semester abroad in Copenhagen It was a bit of a culture shock leaving what I knew and travelling to a brand-new place I really enjoyed the opportunity to get to know a new culture and explore the city and an exploratory photography class.  we had different prompts to push us to explore a different style or technique I created a photo-project examining the smoking culture in Denmark I had the opportunity to travel with the Davidson Chorale on their trip to Zakopane and Krakow in Poland over winter break as a photographer.  Explore my semester abroad through these photos I captured along the way This is a man I met on the side of the street in Copenhagen and included in my photo project Nørrebro is a culturally diverse area in Copenhagen Christianshavn is a neighborhood in Copenhagen Davidson College’s choir performs at a church in Wroclaw I am fortunate that I was able to have these amazing experiences exploring more of the world with Davidson College I enjoy being able to represent the world through photography and represent people and perspectives that others might not have been exposed to before (704) 894-2000 my wife Shae and I flew over to Denmark to go on a behind the scenes tour of Thomas Dambo’s studio in Copenhagen (he’s the artist who creates troll sculptures around the world using reclaimed wood) We booked tickets on that tour just before Christmas last year which worked out perfectly Shae and I each had an Amex Platinum card on which we hadn’t redeemed our $200 Fine Hotels + Resorts (FHR) credits for 2024 When researching our Copenhagen hotel options I noticed that Villa Copenhagen was fairly reasonably priced at less than $300 per night for our dates meaning we’d be out of pocket less than $100 per night after the credits so I booked us a couple of nights there over the weekend we’d be visiting We later decided to elongate our trip a little so we booked another night there using one of our 2025 FHR credits as well as a night at the Clarion by the airport (I’ll publish a review of that hotel in the next week) at the end of our trip Our flight to Copenhagen landed at about 7:30am we decided to head straight to the hotel in the hope that we could check in early One of the benefits on FHR stays is the ability to check in from 12pm based upon availability and we hoped we might get lucky with a chance to check in even earlier than that so we left our bags at the front desk and went out to explore the city for a while so we headed up to our room to sleep off some of our jetlag Villa Copenhagen’s building was once the Central Post Office before being transformed into a hotel in 2020 As a result of it being a converted building in Europe I’d booked a standard queen room and we apparently got upgraded to the next room type which is larger one of the hotel’s best features is its interior courtyard its glass roof ensures the lobby is flooded with light throughout the day as well as a bakery from which the hotel gets pastries at breakfast there’s a pretty good spread at its buffet which is included for free when booking through Amex Fine Hotels + Resorts (Update: Based on a couple of comments below breakfast is apparently included on all stays regardless of how you book.) There’s a rooftop outdoor swimming pool as well as a poolside bar for guests to enjoy it’s in a great area for exploring the city although that was closed during our visit (it was due to open for the season a week or two later) while the rest of downtown is walkable from the hotel We had a nice stay overall and I’d be happy to stay there again if we had FHR credits to burn although I wouldn’t necessarily recommend getting dinner at the hotel’s courtyard bar – more about that below n.b. Greg stayed at this hotel a couple of years ago, so here’s his review Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. […] I published a more comprehensive review of our stay at Villa Copenhagen over on Frequent Miler I’ve almost stayed here a couple times but even with the FHR credit it’s worked out to be more expensive than other options on my dates which has seemed like a waste since I barely spend any time in the hotel when I’m in Copenhagen (one of my favorite cities) I’ve stayed at the Comfort Hotel Vesterbro a couple times (not on points) and found it to be really good value for the money My last time there was about 8 years ago though I want to make a pointed comment that you seem to be fascinated with this guy Dambo as I literally attempted to book this same hotel yesterday I am staying for a week in Copenhagen at the end of May (Beer Festival) and still have a boatload of Choice Points from when they moved over from Radisson I found availability for my dates and kept encountering a website error and the remedy was to call and book over the phone I was then told that Choice points were unusable for any of the Ascend branded properties in Copenhagen Ended up hanging up and resuming searching for a hotel I ended up just booking the Comfort Vesterboro for the week (Which went through fine online) I imagine I could have tried again and maybe got a different person but not sure if that would have helped much I use the hotel’s outdoor rooftop pool quite a bit in the winter But you have to book a free spot to use it as they want to limit how busy it gets Award bookings using points include breakfast for no charge as long as it is taken in the breakfast room on the level below the main entrance level Thank you – I’ve added a note to the post regarding breakfast This is a timely review for me as my wife and I have some dates in Copenhagen in late July I always struggle to make a definitive decision on where to stay Currently we have The Nimb booked with Hilton points and both Villa Copenhagen and Comfort Vesterbro with Choice points I still can’t decide whether to splurge for The Nimb (an SLH property) or squeeze some value out of a healthy chunk of Choice points we’re staying at the Clarion at the airport as well because we get in so late on our first night and depart so early on our departure date I was only considering Villa Copenhagen because I’ve struggled to find a good way to redeem my Choice points Stephen’s review was a little underwhelming and this likely will be our only trip to Copenhagen and The Nimb has such stellar reviews Looks like a decent option for choice points A couple of things that I found in the website – That’s good to know – thank you Read more here… Our Resources Page has a collection of our most useful complete guides and posts Here are a few complete guides to get you started… By continuing to browse this website, or closing this message, you agree to our use of cookies Amid unprecedented economic insecurity, the EU’s new Clean Industrial Deal puts electrification and the accelerated build-out of renewables at the heart of 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Worldwide and hubs across the planet have been assessed across six major factors Sure, a city can have stunning galleries or brilliant food but arguably the factor that will affect your experience the most are your interactions with its people – and there’s a good chance that they’ll be a whole lot friendlier if you’re in a happy city.  To shed some light on where that actually might be, the Happy City Index is back for its sixth edition and hubs across the planet have been assessed on their citizens and slotted into either the ‘gold’ ‘silver’ or ‘bronze’ category.  Topping the ranks in the ‘gold’ category and earning the title of the happiest city on the planet? That would be Copenhagen.  The Danish capital acquired a total of 1039 points faring particularly well thanks to its ‘commitment to education and innovation’ ‘dedication to research and development’ and an ‘active and participatory democracy’.  Heard of ‘hygge’? It’s a Danish concept which the country’s official website describes as being ‘about taking time away from the daily rush to be together with people you care about - or even by yourself - to relax and enjoy life’s quieter pleasures’ This way of life has a lot to do with why Copenhagen’s population is so cheerful.  A couple of examples include enjoying a picnic in the summer months or curling up next to a fire – wholesome, right? To learn more, you can head to Copenhagen’s Happiness Museum (yes Last year, representatives of the Greater Copenhagen Region launched a ‘life quality insurance’ campaign, which essentially guaranteed that you would feel happier after moving to Copenhagen – and if not, they’d help cover you moving home again. Read more about that here.  In second place was Zurich which scored 993, and in third place was Singapore with 979. 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Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! tiktokfacebooktwitteryoutubeAbout us Contact us Several people were hit by a car on Sortedam Dossering an adjacent road to the popular Dronning Louises Bro bridge in the Nørrebro district of Copenhagen on Wednesday afternoon Reports indicate five people have been injured, though their exact condition is not yet known, Copenhagen Police said in a social media post The accident occurred after an elderly man lost control of his vehicle Images from the scene show a small red car was also involved in the incident An eyewitness told broadcaster TV2 that the car suddenly swerved and struck a young man It then crashed into tables outside the Lagkagehuset café on Sortedam Dossering People could be heard screaming, and several started running away, another witness said according to newspaper BT A young woman told newspaper Ekstra Bladet that she narrowly avoided being hit by the car but was able to move out of the way in time What else would you think when a car comes charging at that sort of speed?” Police and ambulance services responded to the incident with at least seven ambulances and emergency medical vehicles were dispatched according to news wire Ritzau Several other emergency service units were also present Several people were being treated at the scene according to Ekstra Bladet with the area around the accident cordoned off Weaving together news and analysis from voices all over the world The Danish capital is bustling with busy crosswalks and roofs of all different shapes and sizes creating the skyline Interrupting this picturesque view is a building that happens to be the tallest point in Denmark - a gray 84-meter-tall factory Copenhill stands tall—literally and figuratively—as a groundbreaking example of how public spaces can serve multiple purposes for different people Officially known as the Amager Resource Center (ARC) this power plant is not only a facility for waste-to-energy conversion; it is also a ski slope Ski Slope at Copenhill (Photo: Nela Chestojanova) I took a bus to see this architectural miracle which was leaving the city center for a residential area was packed with tourists who all descended at the bus stop Amager Bakke is a waste incineration plant that converts 400,000 tons of municipal waste from the city into clean energy annually.  Copenhill is also known for its unique recreational design With an 84-meter climbing wall (the tallest one in the world) and a 450-meter ski slope this towering structure transforms waste management into an accessible visitors can ski on a green-grass-like carpet Visitors to this unique space enjoy panoramic views of Copenhagen Oresund—the longest bridge/undersea tunnel in Scandinavia I realized that the site is more than a place for adrenaline-filled activities I found a space for friends to come to socialize and enjoy the views or perhaps to achieve their fitness goals by climbing up 500 stairs or to simply relax and read a book while enjoying a drink from the rooftop bar the après-ski bar and café provide the perfect spot to unwind Throughout my semester in Denmark, I have continuously noticed the way that public infrastructure is designed to serve multiple purposes and fulfill many roles. Architectural shapeshifting in each street and neighborhood depends on the needs of that space’s residents. Much like Copenhagen’s innovative trash bin shelves for recyclable bottles and cans Copenhill’s multipurpose design demonstrates a commitment to blending practicality with social and environmental consciousness These spaces reflect the Danish ethos of creating systems that benefit both individuals and the community fostering a sense of shared responsibility and connection As urban populations grow and environmental challenges mount spaces like CopenHill provide a blueprint for a more integrated and sustainable future They remind us that public spaces aren’t just about functionality; they’re about fostering community Nela Chestojanova (she/her/hers) is a member of St majoring in Biomedical Sciences and Psychology A native Macedonian fortunate to have had educational experience in four different countries worldwide her interests revolve around exploring how educational systems and cultural heritage can serve as tools for empowering communities and fostering social change Passionate about the intersection of global issues and the identities of people and places,  Nela is committed to bridging cultural gaps AboutContact BlueskyYouTubeFacebookInstagram Two Chicago-area college students have been accused of assault in Copenhagen, Denmark after an alleged altercation with an Uber driver.CHICAGO -- An American college student is speaking out from Denmark, where he and his friend are both stuck after being accused of assault. The two college students, both United States citizens from the Chicago area, were accused of assault while visiting the Scandinavian country on their spring break, according to a statement from Copenhagen police. Owen Ray, a 19-year-old studying at the Miami University in Ohio, and his unnamed friend, an Indiana University student, were detained at Copenhagen Airport on April 1 over an alleged dispute with an Uber driver the night prior, Jordan Finfer, a U.S.-based attorney for Ray's family, told ABC News. "We were both just very shocked about the fact that we were being arrested over this incident," Ray, a Chicago native, told Good Morning America. "We had done nothing wrong. We were the, you know, victims of an attack." In an account relayed to Finfer, who then shared the details with ABC News, Ray said that he and a friend were in an Uber on March 31 when they realized they had entered the wrong address for their destination -- and the driver allegedly refused to take them anywhere else. All parties -- Ray, the friend and the Uber driver -- eventually got out of the car, and an altercation then allegedly occurred, Finfer said, based on Ray's account. "The Uber driver came back around, got out of his car," Finfer said. "Informed Owen and his friend that he had called nine of his buddies to kick their ass." Finfer says Ray told him that the driver kicked Ray in the groin, and in response, Ray pushed him away and the driver fell, the attorney recounted, adding that Ray and his friend then ran away. The two students were detained at Copenhagen Airport the next day while trying to return home, Finfer told ABC News. Local police detained them after deeming them "flight risks," claiming they were planning to run from the incident, he said. "That the morning after the incident, he went to the airport to leave on a very early morning flight of a ticket that he had booked weeks in advance before the incident. He wasn't fleeing the country. It was a booked ticket way in advance of this incident," mother Buchen-Ray said. "Our son was supposed to come home from Copenhagen... I woke up to a text message that said, 'Mom, I'm in prison in Copenhagen, call the U.S. Embassy.'" A Copenhagen police spokesperson tells ABC News in a statement, "The Copenhagen Police can confirm, that on March 31, two American citizens were arrested in Copenhagen, and on March 31 they were brought before the court charged with common assault. They were sentenced to 10 days pre-trial detention. This verdict has since extended until April 24." A lawyer said later Monday they have not been charged. Speaking over the weekend, Finfer said, "The fact that he hasn't been charged and is likely to serve 60 days or 45 days in a foreign prison is shocking." Ray's Denmark-based attorney, Eigil Strand, confirmed to ABC News that as of 10:50 p.m. Danish time on Sunday, both of the young men were still being detained. But on Monday, Ray's parents said he the 19-year-old had been released from the Danish prison. Police later confirmed to ABC News that both students had been released. But now, they are stuck in Denmark. "They're stuck in that country until the Danish authorities say otherwise," said ABC7 Chief Legal Analyst Gil Soffer. Soffer says, legally speaking, this is not entirely unusual. Still in Denmark, Ray's mother is by his side. "I'm not leaving without him," she said. "And his friend, for that matter. And we're hoping for the best. I mean, they're both good kids. They're good students. There's no reason to hold them at this point." The U.S. State Department provided a statement to ABC7 on Sunday saying, "We are aware of media reports of two U.S. citizens detained in Denmark. Staff at our embassy in Copenhagen are providing consular assistance. The Department has no higher priority than the safety and security of U.S. citizens abroad. Due to privacy considerations, we have no further comment." Illinois U.S. Senator Dick Durbin's officer released a statement, saying they have "been in regular contact with the family and our embassy in Denmark since being made aware of situation." An Uber spokesperson said in a statement to ABC News on Sunday, "The safety of everyone who uses the Uber app is a top priority, and we take reports of violence very seriously. Any additional questions about the investigation should be directed to the Danish police." ABC7 Chicago's Cate Cauguiran, Liz Nagy, the ABC7 I-Team and ABC News' Benjamin Siu and ABC7 Chicago contributed to this report. 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Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. turreted castles and colourful homes feel like something out of a fairytale making the colder months the perfect time of year to discover the cosy character of the Danish capital Take inspiration from the locals and enjoy a cold swim in the harbour queue up for traditional festive cakes at one of the city’s excellent bakeries or race down the world’s first ski slope built on top of a power plant It's also a great time to discover Danish culture in the city's impressive museums and galleries ideal for those looking to keep in the heat Here are seven experiences not to miss on a winter visit to Copenhagen on a Tuesday evening for a saunagus — a guided sauna experience with music and scented oils French impressionist paintings and Egyptian mummies you’ll find a winter garden complete with palm trees that feels like a mini oasis we probe the fundamental structure of particles that make up everything around us We do so using the world's largest and most complex scientific instruments Know more The Higgs Boson The W boson The Z boson The Large Hadron Collider The Birth of the web Antimatter Latest news Media News The research programme at CERN covers topics from kaons to cosmic rays and from the Standard Model to supersymmetry See all resources Following an international open call launched in collaboration with Copenhagen Contemporary in November, Arts at CERN has announced that Polish artist Martyna Marciniak has won the third edition of the Collide Copenhagen residency.  Collide is a residency programme organised by Arts at CERN in partnership with a leading cultural institution in a CERN Member State the residency offers artists a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the Laboratory’s environment and engage in meaningful dialogue with its scientific community attracted 774 proposals from 109 different countries Martyna Marciniak is a Polish artist and researcher based in Berlin Her interdisciplinary practice combines spatial storytelling speculative fiction and 3D reconstruction to examine how design and technology shape ideologies and social structures Her recent work has focused on developing a methodology that integrates the aesthetics of disinformation into a semi-fictional storytelling format that ignites imagination and critical reflection Marciniak will complete a two-month residency split between CERN and Copenhagen Contemporary The project investigates the “split-second problem” reveal the interconnectedness of human systems and cosmic phenomena where cosmic rays alter a bit in a computer’s memory These glitches expose the inner workings of technological financial and computational infrastructures paradoxically rendering them more perceptible The artist will create a sculptural timepiece and a video essay that explore the intersections between cosmic Drawing from muon tomography and scientific timekeeping the sculpture will reflect the infrastructures designed to measure fleeting phenomena The video essay will propose new narratives and sensory modes for experiencing time’s complexity inviting a sense of wonder about the errors that shape our world we are beyond excited to round up a successful three-year partnership with Arts at CERN by presenting Martyna Marciniak as the third recipient of Collide Copenhagen Marciniak's project for Collide seeks to modulate our understanding of time offering new narratives and sensory modes for experiencing its complexity,” says Marie Laurberg Marciniak will take part in the exhibition “Soft Robots” which will open in June at Copenhagen Contemporary head of programme and curator of “Enter the Hyper-Scientific” at EPFL Lausanne; Vitor Cardoso director of the Centre of Gravity at the Niels Bohr Institute; Marie Laurberg director of Copenhagen Contemporary; Majken Overgaard Collide Copenhagen has been the collaboration framework between CERN and Copenhagen Contemporary since 2023 A new partner for the Arts at CERN residency programme will be announced in 2025 More Social Media Accounts State Department is working with the families of two Chicago-area college students arrested in Copenhagen including Owen Ray.CHICAGO -- Two college students both United States citizens from the Chicago area were detained while visiting Denmark on their spring break according to an attorney representing the family of one of the young men a 19-year-old studying at the University of Miami in Ohio and his unnamed friend were detained at Copenhagen Airport on April 1 over an alleged dispute with an Uber driver the night prior a U.S.-based attorney for Ray's family Ray said that he and a friend were in an Uber on March 31 when they realized they had entered the wrong address for their destination -- and the driver allegedly refused to take them anywhere else the friend and the Uber driver -- eventually got out of the car and an altercation then allegedly occurred Finfer says Ray told him that the driver kicked Ray in the groin adding that Ray and his friend then ran away The two students were detained at Copenhagen Airport the next day while trying to return home Local police detained them after deeming them "flight risks," claiming they were planning to run from the incident "The safety of everyone who uses the Uber app is a top priority and we take reports of violence very seriously," an Uber spokesperson said in a statement to ABC News on Sunday "Any additional questions about the investigation should be directed to the Danish police," the statement added confirmed to ABC News that as of 10:50 p.m both of the young men are still being detained while Danish police say neither student has been charged ABC News has reached out to Danish officials for comment State Department provided a statement to ABC7 on Sunday saying "We are aware of media reports of two U.S Staff at our embassy in Copenhagen are providing consular assistance." "The Department has no higher priority than the safety and security of U.S "Our son was supposed to come home from Copenhagen.. Senator Dick Durbin's officer released a statement saying they have "been in regular contact with the family and our embassy in Denmark since being made aware of situation." No further information was immediately available ABC News' Benjamin Siu and ABC7 Chicago contributed to this report More of ABC News' interview Ray's mother can be seen Monday on Good Morning America at 7 a.m Foreign News ReporterPublished: Invalid Date AT LEAST three people are fighting for their lives after an out-of-control car smashed into a crowd in Copenhagen An elderly man ploughed into over a dozen pedestrians, benches and tables near Queen Louise’s Bridge, according to Denmark's emergency services Eleven people are known to have been involved in the collision The Capital Emergency Services received a call at 3:32pm after being told that people were trapped At least seven ambulances and seven cop cars arrived at the scene at Sortedam Dossering, according to Ekstra Blade An image on social media shows a mangled red car parked across the road Witnesses claimed to see an elderly man being helped out of the car before being put on a stretcher. Copenhagen Police confirmed the crash and said multiple teams are on hand investigating the collision. They announced on X that the man "lost control of the vehicle" before slamming into the people. Horrified witness Henny Christiansen said: "The car drove into these table and bench sets in front of the store A large area by the bridge has now been cordoned off with a roadblock in place between Nørrebrogade and Sankt Hans Gade, Berlingske reports It comes just days after 11 people were killed after a car ploughed into a Vancouver festival crowd The death toll included a five-year-old child as dozens of others were injured A 30-year-old "lone suspect" - who was known to cops - was arrested shortly after the shocking event on Saturday Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes. For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click this link: thesun.co.uk/editorial-complaints/ SEATTLE — Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) welcomes the announcement of five weekly nonstop flights to Copenhagen on Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) starting in May 2025 SAS will operate seasonal summer flights to Denmark’s capital city Copenhagen offers travelers a world of culture This is the third international nonstop service announced to begin in 2025 following a record year of new services in 2024 “We’re very excited for our partnership with Scandinavian Airlines and for the nonstop connection to the beautiful city of Copenhagen,” said Port of Seattle Aviation Managing Director Lance Lyttle we share a lot of similarities with Copenhagen from prioritizing sustainability to world-class dining and entertainment SEA will continue to meet the demand for international travel and looks forward to welcoming SAS and our European counterparts to the Pacific Northwest.” With strong historical ties to Scandinavia and the Nordic region travelers out of SEA will now have nonstop service to three Nordic capitals — Reykjavik travelers can easily take in the World Capital of Architecture on two wheels Copenhagen is ranked the most bike-friendly city in the world and boasts a plethora of hidden gems to discover SAS officially joined the SkyTeam Airline Alliance earlier this month This allows for even greater connections on Delta Air Lines also a member of the SkyTeam Airline Alliance The first five weeks of service will be on Airbus A350s (Mon “We are excited to expand our North American network with Seattle The route from Copenhagen will provide more travel options for our customers and strengthen the connection between Scandinavia and the Pacific Northwest a region of growing economic importance with deep Scandinavian roots,” said Anko van der Werff SEA currently has 53 services to 33 international destinations on 27 different airlines Philippine Airlines will begin service to Manila in October followed by Alaska Airlines service to Liberia and Delta Air Lines’ service to Taipei; Lufthansa’s service to Munich Germany; Hainan Airlines’ service to Chongqing China; and Alaska Airlines’ service to Toronto International travelers can make their trips through SEA Airport easy in several ways Trusted Traveler Programs like Mobile Passport Control and Global Entry streamline a traveler’s entry process into the United States Outbound travelers will benefit from enrolling in TSA PreCheck operates from its principal hub at Copenhagen Airport (CPH) complemented by hubs in Oslo (OSL) and Stockholm (ARN) Our mission is to connect Scandinavia with the world and the world with Scandinavia SAS serves more than 25 million passengers and transports 55 tons of cargo to 135 destinations across Europe With a passionate workforce of over 10,000 colleagues we collaborate with partners and customers to drive transformative changes in aviation We are committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 embodying the visionary spirit of our founders: “To move from the old to what is about to come is the only tradition worth keeping.” Innovation and societal progress are at the heart of everything we do SAS joined SkyTeam in September 2024 and together with our partner airlines we offer a wide network worldwide For more information, visit the website or follow SAS on social media for the latest updates and promotions Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) serves the people of the Pacific Northwest with essential services access to hundreds of domestic and global destinations and economic activity that supports tens of thousands of jobs and produces $22 billion in economic activity ranking in Skytrax’s World’s Top 100 Airports for the third year in a row two consecutive years as Best Airport in North America (2022/2023) focused on customer-centered travel with better services SEA totaled over 50.8 million passengers in 2023 — down just 1.8% from 2019 — with a forecast to exceed pre-pandemic traveler volumes in 2024 Thirty-six airlines serve 93 nonstop domestic and 33 international destinations including Canada Perry Cooper | SEA Airport[email protected] Smooth Sailing Guide between SEA Airport and the Seattle Cruise Terminals Highline Forum: Convening Airport and Community Elected Officials for Over 20 Years Five Facts about Wild Alaska Pollock How the Port is Revitalizing its Marine Stormwater System Port Honors Three Airline Partners with 2025 Fly Quiet Awards Be REAL ID Ready for Travel Port Electrification Strategy Prepares for Energy Transition and Future Power Needs by 2050 SEA and USO Volunteers Serve Travelers with Dedication Opening Day Kicks Off the 2025 Seattle Boating Season Seattle’s 2025 Cruise Season Kicks Off with All Cruise Berths Shore Power–Enabled Spotlight on Local Plant and Animal Life at Port Facilities See All Related Content See all Documents