In a recent email sent to thousands of U.S.-based travel advisors, VisitDenmark addressed the uncertainty head-on. “First and foremost, travelers are welcome in Denmark,” the message stated, adding that there is “no indication that the situation has affected travel safety, visitor experience, or tourism operations in Denmark.”
It also acknowledged the concern directly: “While some American travelers have asked whether they remain welcome, the answer is a clear yes.”
Officials struck a calm, steady tone instead of reacting to the controversy. The tourism data reflects that stability. Travel to Denmark from the United States increased by 8.3 percent in 2025 compared to 2024, according to VisitDenmark, and officials report no noticeable decline in bookings tied to the recent rhetoric.
In practical terms, Americans are still visiting Denmark in strong numbers.