‘Stark contrast’: how Covid pass is helping Denmark open up
The ‘coronapas’ has enabled places such as bars, restaurants and museums to welcome people back
Outside Forum, a concert venue turned coronavirus test centre in Copenhagen’s university district, the queue was starting to build up before a sunny Labour Day weekend.
As he waited, Casper Beckers, 25, was monitoring the WhatsApp group where the night’s festivities were being planned, starting with a board game bar, then cocktails.



