Copenhagen’s CopenPay programme becomes a year-round initiative, rewarding visitors for cycling, using public transport and taking part in environmental activities.
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Read MoreDenmark expands CopenPay nationwide, rewarding sustainable travel with museum access, cycling experiences, canal activities and eco-friendly visitor benefits
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