Tourism Transport in Denmark

Running head: TOURISM TRANSPORT IN DENMARK
Tourism Transport in Denmark
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Contents
Introduction:...............................................................................................................................3
Methodology..............................................................................................................................3
Discussion:.................................................................................................................................4
-Better Integrated and Connected Tourist Places and the commuting between them............4
-Planning of a Design Strategy for Tourism Mobility in the region......................................5
-Achieving the planned results concluded from the analysis of data collected based on
evidences and tourist’s live experiences................................................................................6
-Enhancing the built up in The Small Towns in surrounding big cities attracting tourists to
promote the economic and social vitality...............................................................................7
-Strengthening the relationship between Use of Airports, train stations, bus terminals and
the hidden or less known tourist places..................................................................................8
- A Design Theme for Tourists relating to the region’s history and natural Surroundings.. .8
Reflective Section:.....................................................................................................................9
-Reflection on the strategies for integrating and connecting tourist places and commuting
between them:........................................................................................................................9
-Reflection on the results from the interviews:....................................................................10
-Reflection on the strategies to develop built up in small town to attract tourists:..............10
-Reflection on how the design process works in ‘reality’ compared to how it is
implemented in the academic environment..........................................................................10
Conclusion:..............................................................................................................................11
References:...............................................................................................................................13

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Introduction:
Tourism is a gradually flourishing industry in Denmark with a gradual increase in the
number of tourists over the last decade as well as an increase in the number of tourism
enterprises and international expenditures from the tourists (Falk and Justenlund 2016). The
industry generates about 82 billion DKK and creates full time job opportunities for almost
150,000 people. A significant amount of the international tourists are from the adjoining
nations of Germany, Netherlands, Sweden and Norway. Denmark is one of the oldest
countries in Europe as is often known as the ‘fairytale country’ for its scenic countryside,
sandy beaches and lively cities like Copenhagen (James and Halkier 2018; ramallah.um.dk
2018). The austere buildings and tourist attractions in Copenhagen have earned itself the
accolade of being the ‘best travel destination’ of 2019 by Lonely Planet (lonelyplanet.com
2018).
The modes of transportation that can be used to travel in Denmark include flight,
railways, roadways and seaways. The countries have several airports and a vast railway
network as well as road networks. The country also has several ferry services that connect
various islands to the ports (Christensen et al. 2017). The interconnected transport provides
an excellent opportunity for travelling in Denmark and can be used to develop the
transportation industry (dst.dk 2017).
The aim of the study is to develop ideas for better connectivity between the tourist
places, planning an effective design for tourism mobility, developing the buildup in small
towns to attract more tourists, developing connectivity between airports, train stations and
bus terminals and suggesting a design theme for tourists in the North and Mid Jutland regions
of Denmark.
Methodology