... in Brussels.

Business Lunches

Join us for an exquisite and informal business lunch at your doorstep.
October 13 2011 

Meetopolis Forum

Experience professional networking and workshops for knowledge sharing.
September 29 2011

Meet Denmark Event

Get a taste of our charming country with exquisite Danish food in a personal atmosphere.
November 24 2011 

Register here.

Meetovation is a unique Danish concept that utilises conference facilities, their setup and the whole environment in innovative ways. The purpose is to actively engage, excite and encourage participants to generate a positive energy that makes meetings seem less tiring and the big issue solvable.


Breaking with traditional one-way or "them and us" communication is at the heart of Meetovation. 
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Get Gastronomically Authentic in DENMARK!

Meals are potential highlights during meetings and conferences. In fact, good food can have a positive effect on the atmosphere of a whole event and increase brain activity levels too! We Danes understood that a long time ago, and in connection with our fight against boring meetings - dubbed “Meetovation” - we present unique and culinary experiences with authentic and local flavours, that could be on your agenda if attending a business event in Denmark...

It’s no secret for whoever visited Denmark over the past years: Danish cooks have become experts in combining international trends with recipes taken from Grandma’s antique cookbooks and local gastronomy using only the best of Denmark’s natural produce, and thus creating the “New Nordic Cuisine”.

This change has been led by the Danish capital Copenhagen’s restaurants, which are now recognised by top food writers, gourmets and gourmands from around the world. To underline its position, Copenhagen today boasts the World’s Best Restaurant;
restaurant noma, currently #1 on the prominent Restaurant Magazine’s Top 50 list, as well as the World’s best Chef; Restaurant Geranium2’s head chef, Rasmus Kofoed, who just won the Olympics for chefs, the Bocuse d’Or.

The latest Michelin Guide awarded Copenhagen’s restaurants eleven stars, confirming that the city continues as the number one food- lover’s destination in Scandinavia. The main part of the awarded restaurants focus on the New Nordic Cuisine, but perhaps it’s also worth a note, that Copenhagen also offers the world’s only Michelin starred Thai restaurant - Kiin Kiin. If you want to eat green, sustainable and organic food, the Danish capital is also a good choice; the city even offers an organic gourmet restaurant; Geranium2.

Food-lovers knowing the Danish gastronomy scene all agree though; had the Michelin Guide opted to visit other parts of Denmark than only creative Copenhagen, they would have awarded stars to some of the gastronomic gems hidden across the country too; Be it the new gourmet restaurant at Comwell’s 5-star hotel Kongebrogaarden on Funen, the Koch brothers ‘multi-food house’ in Aarhus or Morten’s Kro in Aalborg - they surely all deserve a visit – not only from the Michelin Guide, but from hungry and open-minded business delegates from across the world too!

Yet, this doesn’t mean that Denmark is a fancy, expensive destination: it indeed offers everything your budget can afford. In point of fact, a number of former Michelin chefs have opened new mid priced restaurants bringing along their unique techniques and ambitious Danish dishes available for all budgets, and the selection of organic and environmentally conscious cafés, delis and restaurants to visit before, under or after a business event in Denmark is growing all the time - in Copenhagen and elsewhere in the country!

Brussels
Date: 24th November 2011 at the Royal Danish Embassy

Paris
Date: 21th of September at Maison du Danemark, 7th floor

London