48 hours in Denmark - free trip to Denmark

andersmogensen

This might be something for all you Money Saving Experts.

Basically we’re offering you a free trip to Denmark, with all expenses paid. Plane, hotel, food and fun.
What’s the catch? We want you to show us how you use digital media when you travel as a tourist. We want you to tell us how you’ve researched the trip, how you use digital media while you are here, and how you share your experiences when you get home.
Anything goes, as long as it has got something to do with digital media. We expect blogging, twittering, lifestreaming and flickring to come together - maybe even some services we haven’t heard about.

Do a search for 48hoursindenmark and you'll find much more about the competition (apparently as a new user you're not allowed to post a link)...

And yes, this offer is for real. It's part of a bigger research project on how tourists are using digital media.

sturll

Cant you - like - do 48 hours in somewhere decent?

bothwell

Sounds dodgy to me!

deegee999

I think it the competition on the visit denmark site, we entered it in feb for the march dates but never heard a word back.

Inactive

Do they sell :spam: in Denmark?

sturll

The thing about Denmark is that its probably the most pointless country on earth. Ive always said Wales took that title but after a recent visit to Snowdonia Wales now has a purpose - albeit a small one in that it serves for some of the best walking and mountaineering in the British Isles.

Denmark however cant really lay claim to anything. It is completely overshadowed by Ikea driven Sweden in heritage and in terms of scenery and coastal beauty Norway.

I mean i can really only attribute Lego to Denmark which pretty much sums up the country. Something to do for 5 mins, then you're bored.

deegee999

Sorry sturll, at least the danes are friendly, the welsh on the other hand.

MrsW82

As someone who spent their first Wedding anniversary on a long romantic weekend in Copenhagen, it's a lovely place!

Shame on you previous posters, and as my mum always told me, "You can't say you don't like it, unless you've tried it"!

So there.

sturll

MrsW82 wrote: »

As someone who spent their first Wedding anniversary on a long romantic weekend in Copenhagen, it's a lovely place!

Shame on you previous posters, and as my mum always told me, "You can't say you don't like it, unless you've tried it"!

So there.

Being a heterosexual male i have never tried gay sex, but i know i wouldn't enjoy it.

MrsW82

But you can't say that for certain...besides, it's funny how that was your 1st thought...