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TPDI — Copenhague, Denmark

Updated March 27, 2026

Statistics for Copenhague

Total Analyses

5

Activities Analyzed

2

Dominant Actor

Platforms

69.0%

Direct Booking

10.0%

Agentic Readiness (ARI)

Structural and transactional readiness for AI-mediated travel markets

60/100 (13 operators)

ARI breakdown
BlockScore
Structure14/25
Execution15/25
Completeness18/25
Freshness8/15
Performance5/10

Partially executable — structural and freshness gaps detected

Methodology updated — March 2026

In Copenhague, the TPDI score is 77/100, with 10% direct booking and an ARI of 60/100. Visibility structure: 69% platforms, 13% local operators, 10% resellers.

Visibility Structure in CopenhagueTPDI — Copenhague, Denmark

Average distribution of actor types in analyses for this city

Platforms : 69% · Local Operators : 13% · Resellers : 10% · DMO (official tourism office) : 7% · Editorial : 2%

Source: TPDI · ARI

Booking Signals in CopenhagueTPDI — Copenhague, Denmark

Average distribution of booking methods offered

Direct Booking : 10% · Platform (OTA) : 77% · Contact Only : 5% · No Signal Detected : 8%

Source: TPDI · ARI

Intermediary dependency indexTPDI — Copenhague, Denmark

Score : 77 / 100

077 / 100100

The higher the index, the more the market depends on platforms and resellers to sell.

Source: TPDI · ARI

Estimated commission leakageTPDI — Copenhague, Denmark

Between $119 and $237 out of every $1,000 go to commissions.

Stays local : ~$822 · Commission leakage : $119–$237

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How is this calculated?

Based on commonly observed commission ranges in tourism: platforms and resellers typically charge between 15% and 30%. Actual rates vary by contract.

Source: TPDI · ARI

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