If the tourism sector is under the impression that things are going to return to normal this summer, they’ll have another thing coming.
According to a new Voxmeter survey, 75 percent of Danes are planning not to travel abroad this coming summer.
“It’s a frighteningly high number. In a normal year, the figures would be opposite – or at least half would go travelling,” Lars Thykier, the head of the travel bureau assocation, Dansk Rejsebureau Forening, told TV2 News.
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Calendar won’t hold
The same survey also revealed that almost 70 percent do not expect the government’s current COVID-19 vaccine calendar to remain on schedule.
That calendar, which was updated on March 19, has everyone being fully vaccinated by the end of July.
