Time seems to slow down in Prague’s parks and gardens. Their peaceful atmosphere, scenic views, fountains, statues, and inviting picnic spots offer the perfect escape from the city’s fast pace.

Welcome to Oslo - a pioneer city for sustainable meetings and events! Oslo was named the European Green Capital in 2019 and has since then further strengthened its position as one of the world’s most sustainable cities. The goal is to reduce emissions by 95% by 2030 compared to 2009 levels.

To preserve the city for future generations, it’s essential to prioritise sustainability and embrace responsible travel whenever possible.

Copenhagen has in total 397 km of bicycle paths, a fleet of electric harbour ferries and a majority of the hotel rooms around town are eco-certified.

Do your travel habits align with your values? When you visit a Sustainable Destination, you are supporting a place in Norway that is committed to making travel more responsible, both for today and in the future.

Copenhagen’s new experience economy, CopenPay, is back. The goal is to raise tourists’ awareness about making more conscious choices. The initiative, which allows visitors to “pay” for experiences with actions, returns three times bigger, runs twice as long and rewards train travel.