Logistics & Services for Americans in Denmark — Corporate, Tour Operators & Private Clients

Copenhagen is one of the world’s busiest cruise turnaround ports — over 818,000 passengers in 2024 from 280 ship calls. The majority arrive on American cruise lines: Viking Cruises, Silversea, Celebrity Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean, Regent Seven Seas — all operate Copenhagen as a major Baltic hub. Direct sailings from New York and Florida to Copenhagen are available on Silversea and Viking.

American cruise passengers arriving in Copenhagen face a predictable problem: their ship docks, they want to explore Copenhagen freely, but they have several days’ worth of luggage. The solution is immediate — we collect their bags at the terminal and deliver to the hotel while they walk, cycle or take the Metro into the city.

For cruise lines and their shore excursion departments: we offer pre-arranged luggage transfer packages that can be offered to passengers as a premium add-on service. Email us to discuss a cruise line partnership or agency contract.

The American-Danish Business Council represents a significant community of US companies operating in Denmark. American firms active in Denmark include pharmaceutical companies working alongside Novo Nordisk, technology firms, financial services companies, defence and aerospace contractors (Denmark is a NATO founding member with growing defence spending), and clean energy companies partnering with Vestas and Ørsted.

US companies in Denmark need the same professional logistics support as any multinational — office setup, clearance on closure, secure branded material destruction, WEEE-certified IT disposal and full corporate documentation. They want it done in English, invoiced correctly and completed without needing to be managed. Get It All Service ApS provides exactly this.

a New York-based creative studio, the New York-based creative practice, brought an interactive installation to 3 Days of Design 2026 in Copenhagen — titled Plug-It, in collaboration with 22 System. This is part of a growing pattern of American design and creative companies discovering Copenhagen’s design festival calendar as a European platform for their work.

American architecture firms, interior design studios, product designers and creative agencies visiting or exhibiting in Copenhagen for 3 Days of Design, design fairs, client meetings or project installations need the same post-show logistics as European exhibitors — just in English, with American-style directness and no unnecessary complexity.

Americans relocating to Denmark — for positions at Novo Nordisk, Maersk, the UN City, NATO, or the growing Copenhagen tech sector — face a consistent set of practical challenges. Danish apartments are almost always unfurnished — no light fixtures, no white goods, sometimes no stove. The US Embassy at Dag Hammarskjölds Allé 24 in Copenhagen regularly connects American new arrivals with local service providers.

The process for most American arrivals is the same: bags from the airport first, then apartment setup, then the container from the US when it arrives. Get It All Service ApS handles all three stages — and when the time comes to return home, we handle the departure clearance, final cleaning and international shipping back to the States.