The number of tourist overnight stays in Denmark fell by 5 percent to 10.3 million in August, equivalent to 590,000 fewer than in the same month last year. The decline was greatest for holiday homes, with 380,000 fewer overnight stays. Hotels went against the trend, with an increase of 51,000 overnight stays, driven by foreign guests.
During January-August, the total number of overnight stays increased by 1 percent compared with the previous year.
Hotel overnight stays rose by 5 percent, while overnight stays in holiday homes decreased by 1 percent.
