Denmark To Finance Green Transition With New Passenger Tax

Denmark's Climate, Energy and Supply Minister Lars Aagaard

Denmark's Climate, Energy and Supply Minister Lars Aagaard.

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The Danish government has confirmed plans to introduce a new air passenger tax on domestic and international routes that it claims will “turbocharge the green transformation of aviation.” The proposed tax will be phased in from 2025 and be fully implemented by 2030. The cost is expected to average...
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Aarhus in Denmark will host this year's event, a city which enjoyed the fastest-growing major inbound visitor economy in the Nordics for most of the last nine years, and handles almost 70% of the country's imports and exports 

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