This is our third and last newsletter, which will introduce you to Denmark and its congress cities. Our last destinations are...

Meet Aarhus

As Denmark’s second largest city, Århus has the pulse-beat of a big city combined with an idyllic setting and atmosphere usually associated with smaller towns. This is reflected in the varying conference venues such as AROS the museum of modern art. Kattegatcentret the Sealifecenter or more traditional venues such as hotels and congress centres. For more information

Meet South Denmark

Whether you’re on the look-out for large congress centres seating up to 4,500 in the bustling city centre, an inspiring meeting spot in the calm country side or maybe a location that stirs your senses and makes you think out of the box, the region of Southdenmark can help. Add to that exciting social events e.g. the playfulness of LEGO or the imaginary storytelling of Hans Christian Andersen – 2 prime examples of the inspiring spirit in our area. Inspiring Denmark covers the Southern part of Denmark – an easily accessible area with two international airports. And once you’re here, distances are short allowing you to take full advantage of the many opportunities in our area. For more information

Meet Denmark in Brussels

We would like to thank all our guests, who joined us in Brussels at the Royal Danish Embassy on a whirlwind tour of Denmark and what our cities and congress venues have to offer.

If you were unable to participate on the evening but would like to know more about what the different regions of Denmark has to offer, please go to www.visitdenmark.com/meetdenmark. Here you can download the different presentations and look at the pictures from our events held in London, Paris and Brussels.

We hope to see you all next year.