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📣 Notas para viajeros

Denmark is a small, modern, democratic, and prosperous Nordic country with a rich history as an ancient kingdom and naval power.

• Easter: Expect limited services and widespread closures due to local family gatherings.
• International Workers' Day (May 1st): Many Danes observe a day off for public gatherings and events.
• Carnival (Fastelavn): Held in late winter, this celebration is primarily for children.
• General Behavior: As Denmark is largely non-religious, keep religious displays private to places of worship.
• Be punctual; lateness is often viewed negatively (except at private social gatherings). Respect personal space and avoid touching unfamiliar people. Modesty is valued; avoid displaying accomplishments. While first names are common, using formal titles like 'Sir' or 'Madam' is uncommon. Honesty and keeping promises are highly valued. Personal financial matters are private; do not inquire about wealth.