In Denmark you will find everything you require to put together a complete conference package. Be it a small intimate gathering at the Axelborg and DGI-byen in Copenhagen, or a larger corporate event at the Bella Center in Copenhagen or Århus Congress Center.

Within the last couple of years, Copenhagen's popularity as a convention destination has increased, reflecting the high standard of services offered within the city.

The majority of international events held in Copenhagen have around 100 - 500 delegates. But the city has also hosted several mega-congresses. From the 12,000 delegates attending this years ERS congress to the 35,000 delegates attending next year's Rotary International right the way through to your small exclusive event, Copenhagen and the surrounding regions really do offer something for everyone.

 

Comparison:
Largest meeting capacity

Copenhagen: 4322
Rome: 3090
Barcelona: 2027
Monaco: 1850
Budapest: 1755

Says Walter Brinkman, independent consultant, UK: “Copenhagen has a completely different tempo of life, compared to what I am used to in London. It’s more laid-back here and less rushed, which makes a pleasant change. I’ve been here several times, so I know that Copenhagen has a wide range of facilities for both large and small conferences, which is a major asset. And design-wise it is a pleasure to see the architecture, which is always so light and airy. I feel very much at home here.”

• There are a number of venues capable of accommodating over 1000 delegates, including the Radisson SAS Falconer Hotel, Base Camp, Wallmans Salon, Tivoli, and many more. • There are also a number of venues capable of accommodating over 4000 delegates, including the Forum Copenhagen, Parken, Copenhagen Congress Center and the Copenhagen Indoor Golf Centre. • Denmark is internationally recognised as having a high level of professional and technical expertise. • With more than 137 international congresses held in Copenhagen in 2004, the city was among the 10 most popular congress destinations in the world.