Danmarks Turistråds Hæderstegn

The Honorary Medal of the Danish Tourist Board (Danmarks Turistråds Hæderstegn) is a Danish award for services to tourism.

The medal was instituted on 26 February 1963 and approved in March of that year by King Frederik IX of Denmark. Recipients may place the letters D.T.H. after their names.

A maximum of five of these medals are awarded each year, of which no more than two may be awarded to Danes.

The award is worn on the left breast from a red silk ribbon with two narrow white stripes, folded into a pentagon. A ribbon bar may be worn on the left breast.