Why Copenhagen?

...Copenhagen has the best and most efficient airport in Europe

Copenhagen airport was ranked the best airport in Europe for the fifth consecutive year by the passengers. In 2005 Copenhagen Airport was awarded the title of "Europe's Most Efficient Airport" by the Air Transport Research Society (ATRS). The airport is served by more than 60 airlines with non stop flights to and from 130 destinations world-wide.

...Copenhagen has a well-developed infrastructure

Public transportation in Copenhagen is reliable, frequent and inexpensive. The airport is only 12 minutes from the city centre by train, and with the opening of the new Metro line in September 2007, transportation time is reduced further. The Øresund Bridge between Denmark and Sweden has reduced the journey time between Copenhagen City Centre and Malmo to just 35 minutes.

...Copenhagen is easy to get to

Located downtown Scandinavia, Copenhagen is the main hub for all air travel in this region of Northern Europe. It's easy to reach the stunning international airport which is one of the newest in Europe, and serves all the major airlines of the world. For five consecutive years it has been voted the best airport in Europe. From the airport it takes a mere 12 minutes to reach the city centre by metro or train.

As a popular conference city, Copenhagen has many years of experience in hosting and transporting large numbers of people around the city.

...Copenhagen is comfortable

Denmark and its capital city are proud of their environmental record as not only one of the safest, but also as one of the cleanest and most comfortable cities in the world. The crystal-clear waters and clean air of this capital city by the sea provide a comfortable and green environment for all its visitors. The water in the harbour pools is as clean as the bathing water on the Øresund's coast.

The ease of movement around the city and the modern facilities available to all visitors makes this an incredibly comfortable city and environment within which to conduct business in the most relaxed atmosphere.

...Copenhagen is the capital of design and culture

Copenhagen has a history as one of the great design capitals of the world with some of the world's most stunning modern architecture and interiors. A one thousand-year history written by ambitious kings, inspiring artists, and celebrated designers awaits the congress delegates in the medieval streets, 17th-century canals, and modernist architecture of Copenhagen.

...Copenhagen is committed

By placing your next international convention, meeting or incentive in Copenhagen, you will be assured of a host city with 100% commitment, with the proven ability to organize major events in some of the most creative surroundings, within convenient reach for delegates from all corners of the world, providing them with the ability to meet in a compact city, within a comfortable environment, and thereby ensuring that your event will run in the most efficient and effective manner.

...Copenhagen has the biggest youth hostel in Europe

A five-star youth and family hostel opened in the summer 2007 in the heart of Copenhagen. It's situated on the harbour front, right next to Tivoli and close to Copenhagen's 'red hot trendy spot', Vesterbro. With almost 700 beds, the Danhostel is the biggest youth hostel in Europe. But there are plenty of other opportunities for budget accommodation in Copenhagen.

...World Class Sightseeing

Tivoli Gardens, historic castles and palaces, stunning architecture, year-round festivals, sophisticated dining, excellent shopping, outstanding music and cultural events...

...World class shopping

Although Strøget, the main pedestrian street, has all the international designers, the thrill of shopping in Copenhagen are the side streets. This is where you find the boutiques and speciality shops with clothing, you don't see anywhere else. Here is a guide to some of the best shopping streets, best department stores, home decoration shops, flea markets, Danish design and much more ...

...Tax-free Shopping

More than 4,000 shops in Denmark are part of the Global Refund network, which returns VAT on goods and gifts purchased by travelers from outside the E.U. Clients simply submit their VAT refund receipts at Customs upon departure and they will receive a refund of up to 19 percent of their purchase price.

...The capital is ideal for kids

Museums, rollercoasters, sailing, picnics, castles, beaches and wildlife. Copenhagen has it all... at kids height