EXHIBITION LOGISTICS ACROSS ALL OF DENMARK
COPENHAGEN · AARHUS · HERNING · ODENSE · AALBORG
3 DAYS OF DESIGN · CIFF · DANISH DESIGN AWARD · BELLA CENTER
ENGLISH-SPEAKING · MON–SAT 07:30–18:00 · SUN 10:30–17:00 · INSURED WITH IF SKADEFORSIKRING · FOUNDED 2015
JAPAN · KOREA · CHINA · HONG KONG · SINGAPORE · AUSTRALIA · NEW ZEALAND
EXHIBITION LOGISTICS ACROSS ALL OF DENMARK
COPENHAGEN · AARHUS · HERNING · ODENSE · AALBORG
3 DAYS OF DESIGN · CIFF · DANISH DESIGN AWARD · BELLA CENTER
ENGLISH-SPEAKING · MON–SAT 07:30–18:00 · SUN 10:30–17:00 · INSURED WITH IF SKADEFORSIKRING · FOUNDED 2015
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Your trusted partner
across all of Denmark.
For Japanese · Korean · Chinese · Hong Kong · Singaporean · Australian · New Zealand companies — exhibiting, operating or relocating anywhere in Denmark
When Asian companies and individuals need logistics, exhibition support, office clearance or international shipping in Denmark — they need one English-speaking, professional, reliable partner who knows the country, understands their standards, and delivers without needing to be managed. That is what Get It All Service ApS has been since April 2015.
Every Asian market.
Understood.
Japan, Korea, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand each bring specific industries, events and requirements to Denmark. The information below is written for each specifically — not generically.
Japanese companies
and brands in Denmark.
Where precision meets design.
Japan is Denmark’s most active Asian exhibitor nation in the design and furniture sector. A-POC Able Issey Miyake hosted an exhibition at 3 Days of Design 2026 in Copenhagen. Japanese premium design brand — the Japanese distributor of the iconic Italian Cassina brand — engaged Get It All Service ApS directly for post-exhibition logistics at Den Frie Udstillingsbygning in June 2026. Japanese design studio, the Japanese premium furniture brand, has shown interest in Copenhagen for its Scandinavian market presence.
Japanese companies require precision scheduling, professional documentation, respectful and clear communication and zero surprises. Items are handled with care. Nothing is moved without confirmation. We operate to exactly this standard — everything is confirmed in writing before any work begins, and we deliver what was agreed. References available on request.
Japanese companies also come to Denmark for pharmaceutical partnerships (Novo Nordisk is the world’s most valuable pharmaceutical company and is Danish), wind energy (Vestas and Ørsted are Danish), shipping (Maersk is Danish) and architecture and design. All of these industries bring Japanese companies to Denmark, and all require logistics support at some point.
Korean companies
in Denmark.
K-design meets Scandinavian design.
Korea has a growing design and technology presence in Scandinavia. Korean fashion brands participate in Copenhagen Fashion Week and CIFF. Korean technology companies — including Samsung and LG, both of whom have European operations — require logistics support for product launches, exhibitions and office operations in the Nordic region. The Danish embassy in Seoul and the Korean embassy in Copenhagen both facilitate active bilateral business ties.
Korean companies bring high standards for packaging quality, product presentation and professional communication. Pop-up exhibitions, product launch events and brand activations require precise logistics that happen invisibly — the logistics partner should never be visible to the end customer. We operate exactly this way.
Korea also sends significant numbers of students and professionals to Denmark — Aarhus University and the University of Southern Denmark in Odense both have Korean student communities, creating demand for storage, moving and logistics services outside Copenhagen.
Chinese companies
in Denmark.
Sino-Danish business — 75 years.
China and Denmark have maintained diplomatic and business relations since 1950 — 75 years of bilateral ties. The Danish-Chinese Business Forum (DCBF) connects major Chinese companies operating in Denmark including BYD Europe, which has offices in Denmark and is rapidly expanding its Danish EV presence. Huawei has had a Nordic office in Denmark. Chinese state-owned enterprises and private technology companies continue to establish European headquarters in Copenhagen.
Chinese companies closing or relocating Copenhagen offices require a professional partner who can clear premises completely, handle branded materials correctly and provide full corporate documentation. The Nordic office of a global technology brand office clearance in Copenhagen — for a Chinese-owned brand — demonstrates exactly the standard we provide. The DCBF holds events at Novo Nordisk headquarters in Bagsværd, attracting senior Chinese executives who may need logistics support during their Danish visits.
Chinese students represent the largest non-European student group at Danish universities. Aarhus University, the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) in Lyngby, and the University of Copenhagen all have significant Chinese student communities — creating consistent demand for moving, storage and shipping services across Denmark.
Hong Kong companies
and designers in Denmark.
Where East meets Nordic design.
Hong Kong’s design and creative sector has a meaningful presence at Copenhagen design events. Chichoimao, the Hong Kong-based woodworking studio, hosted a pop-up exhibition at 3 Days of Design in Copenhagen — demonstrating the active engagement of Hong Kong design brands with the Danish design community. Hong Kong companies in finance, trading and luxury goods also maintain European presences with operations that periodically require logistics support in Denmark.
Hong Kong professionals are accustomed to world-class service standards. They expect prompt responses, precise execution and professional English communication at every stage. We match this standard. Every quote is confirmed before work begins, every delivery is documented, and every invoice is issued promptly and correctly.
Singaporean companies
in Denmark.
Two small countries, big trade ties.
Singapore and Denmark share remarkable similarities — both are small, open economies with strong trade traditions, high living standards and internationally oriented business cultures. Singaporean companies in shipping, maritime, financial services, technology and luxury goods maintain European presences, with Denmark being an attractive base given its strong maritime, pharma and clean energy sectors.
Singapore-based professionals relocating to Copenhagen — for roles at Novo Nordisk, Maersk, the UN City or international organisations — need the same services as any international arrival: luggage transfer, apartment setup, furniture assembly, storage and eventually departure logistics. Singaporeans are accustomed to premium service and clear communication and we deliver both.
Australian and New Zealand
brands in Denmark.
Pacific design finding its place in the North.
Australian and New Zealand design brands have become a genuine presence at Copenhagen’s design events. Design By Them (Australia) and Nau (Australia) both exhibited at 3 Days of Design 2025. Design By Them returned for 3 Days of Design 2026. LyZadie Design Studio from New Zealand introduced a new collection at the 2025 edition. These are brands taking Copenhagen seriously as a gateway to the European market — and they need local logistics support to do it professionally.
Australian and New Zealand companies value directness, clear pricing and practical problem-solving. They do not want to be managed — they want a partner who takes the brief, handles the job and reports back when it is done. This matches exactly how Get It All Service ApS operates.
Not just Copenhagen.
All of Denmark.
Asian companies, students and professionals come to Denmark for more than Copenhagen. Aarhus has Denmark’s second-largest university. Herning hosts MCH — one of Scandinavia’s largest exhibition centres. Odense is Denmark’s third city and growing tech hub. We go wherever the job is.
Every service. One company.
Anywhere in Denmark.
All services available across all of Denmark. English-speaking throughout. Fixed prices confirmed before work begins. All prices exclude 25% Danish VAT.
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When Asian companies
come to Denmark.
Plan your logistics 3–4 weeks before the event. During 3 Days of Design and CIFF we are at full capacity — book early.