Denmark lies at the very crossroads of Europe, Scandinavia and the Baltic countries. Whether your delegates are arriving from other parts of Scandinavia and Europe or from North America or even further afield, Denmark is easily accessible by air, sea, road and rail.

Copenhagen Airport - Among the world's best!

Few capitals in the world can boast an airport less than 15 minutes away from the city centre - Copenhagen can! Copenhagen airport is consistently voted among the world's best for its comfort, service and all-round performance by consumer travel groups and magazines.


Copenhagen Airport is served by more than 60 international airlines flying non-stop from approximately 130 cities worldwide. In addition, the international airports of Billund, Aalborg and Århus serve Jutland with direct flights from a number of European destinations.

Salvatore Gabola, Managing Director: "I have visited Copenhagen several times, and I like the city very much. I am especially enthusiastic about the airport, which is an experience in itself. I flew with SAS this time, which was very pleasant. Good service and Scandinavian order."

Denmark is a small and compact country, so you’ll find everything close at hand. The infrastructure is excellent with superb public transport. Buses, boats, trains, taxis and the metro make it easy to get around the cities and travel between them.

Distance from airport to city centre:

Munich: 18 miles
Rome: 16 miles
Budapest: 15 miles

Copenhagen: 5 miles!

The convenience of travelling throughout Denmark allows visitors to easily combine visits to areas of natural beauty with the cultural attractions of the cities, without wasting time on transport. So when it's time for a break from the meeting room, you can take a trip by train, coach or car through the scenic Danish landscape, and enjoy the clean air, crystal-clear lakes, lush beech woods and impressive landscapes.

"We took a corporate group of over 250 persons to Copenhagen for a weekend. The trip was a huge success. The accessibility of Copenhagen was a real "plus-point". Overall we found Copenhagen to be a city full of surprises - accessible, clean, friendly and efficient. We will be recommending the city to our clients as a high-quality, short-haul destination." - Angela Hart, Reflex Event Management

SAS, Scandinavia's largest airline, is the obvious choice to meet the travel needs of your participants. SAS provides easy and frequent flights to and from, within, and beyond Scandinavia and Finland. SAS is dedicated to providing a consistently high quality of service with emphasis on freedom of choice and flexibility. SAS has its own dedicated representative in the UK dealing with the Meetings & Incentives Market as well as a dedicated Groups Department.

SAS operates over 100 flights a week to Denmark from London Heathrow Airport (5 daily departures), London City Airport, Manchester, Birmingham, Dublin, Newcastle and Aberdeen.

Apart from SAS, there are a number of other airlines that frequently operate between UK/Ireland and Denmark. Sterling Air flies non-stop from London Gatwick to Copenhagen, Billund and Aalborg. Other airlines that fly to Denmark include British Airways, EasyJet, Ryan Air and bmi.

It doesn't have to cost a fortune to visit new, exciting destinations. SAS and Sterling offer highly competitive flight prices from UK/Ireland and many other main destinations. Right now group fares with SAS to Copenhagen from the UK start from only £99 including taxes.

And the competitive prices don't stop at the arrival. Transportation in Denmark is also economical. For instance, you can take a bus across Copenhagen for only DKK 20 (£2), or transfer by train or the Metro. The journey from the airport to the city centre is DKK 30 (£3) and it takes 14 minutes to get there by Metro.

Good prices even stretch far beyond transportation. Beneath you will find examples of other good bargains.


In Denmark you can:

• Have a beer for around DKK 20-25 (£2)
• Have a coffee for around DKK 20 (£2))
• Grab a sandwich for around DKK 35 (£3)
• Visit a nightclub for DKK 75 (£7)
• Stay in a three star hotel for an average price of DKK 1,100-1,500 (£100-£140) or in a four star hotel for an average price of DKK 1,200-2,400 (£110-220) for a double room, including VAT, taxes and breakfast.
(NB: Woco)

Says Ken Findlay from Kimal: “Having decided to host a conference in Copenhagen, I was continually impressed and remain so, by the personal attention to detail, the friendliness and helpfulness of everyone I dealt with, their professionalism, their state of the art equipment, the quality of the accommodation and the total value for money. All in all the city deserves sincere commendations. To have put the same 5 star/conference on in the UK would have cost me considerably more.”

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