Useful Information



Forum Partners:
Forum Partners

Official Airline for the Marshall Forum

The SAS Group is the Official Airline for the Marshall Forum on Transatlantic Affairs on and offers you a special discount. Simply quote event code DK0842 when calling your local SAS office and save up to 20% on your ticket. SAS conference discounts are valid on flights operated by SAS, Blue1, airBaltic, Widerøe, Spanair, Estonian* and SAS/Lufthansa code share flights from Germany. In addition discounts are offered when using SAS codeshare connecting flights operated by Cimber Air, Skyways and United domestic USA in connection with SAS transatlantic flight.  * exceptions apply for Estonian

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Telephone numbers for SAS call centers:

Denmark
7010 3000 USA 1-800 221 2350
Norway 05400 Australia 1300 727 707
Sweden
0770 727 727 China 010 8527 6100
Finland
06000-258 31 Japan 03-5400 2331
Europe +44 208 990 7270 Singapore 6235 2488

  Thailand 02 645 8200

Click here for more information. www.flysas.com/delegates


Hotel Information:

Hotel Twenstyseven
Løngangstræde 27
D - 1468 København K
Phone. +45 7027 5627
Fax. +45 7027 9627
http://www.hotel27.dk

The Hotel Twentyseven is located in the old heart of Copenhagen. It is situated just a few meters from Rådhuspladsen, the town square, the train station and metro station Kongens Nytorv. It is also located in a convenient walking distance from the conference facilities (ca. 5-10 min).

GMF will cover the accommodation costs for the duration of the conference (October 23-26/ 3 nights). Extenuating circumstances that will result in a longer stay should be brought to the attention of Christina Elvers (celvers@gmfus.org). You will be asked to settle incidental expenses directly with the hotel prior to checking out on Sunday, October 26. A GMF registration desk will be open the whole day on October 23.

Currency

While Denmark is member of the EU, the country has not adopted the EURO. You will have to exchange money before taking public transportation. Bank machines are located in all terminals of the airport and there are banks in Terminal 2. As of now, 100 Danish Kroner (DKK) equal 20 USD or €14.

Ground transportation into the City:

Unless noted otherwise, participants are responsible for getting ground transportation into the city and the hotel. There are several options to get to central Copenhagen from the airport:

Train:
Tickets are available from the DSB ticket office above the railway station in Terminal 3. Return ticket is DKK 60 (ca. Euro 8.00/$12.50). The trains leave every ten minutes to central Copenhagen and the journey takes about 15 minutes. You should get off at “København H”, the central station of Copenhagen. Most trains running from the airport terminate at København H. From the central station, it is approximately a 5-10 minute walk to the hotel.

Bus:
Bus line number 250S goes from Copenhagen Airport to “Rådhuspladsen”, which is the town square very close to the hotel. It leaves every ten minutes from outside Terminal 2 and takes approximately 20 minutes to Rådhuspladsen. A return ticket is DKK 60 (ca. Euro 8.00/$12.50).

Taxi:
Taxi stands are located in front of the terminals. It takes about 20-25 minutes into downtown Copenhagen, depending on traffic. The taxi ride costs approximately DKK 240 (Euro32/$50) and most taxis take credit cards.

Conference Facilities:

The conference will take place at the headquarters of Danish Industry (DI). The DI headquarters are located at

H.C. Andersens Boulevard 18
DK-1787 Copenhagen V
Phone: +45 3377 3377
Fax: +45 3377 3300

The conference facilities are approximately 5-10 minutes walk from the hotel.
The welcome dinner, all sessions on Friday and the morning sessions on Saturday will take place there.

Working LanguagE:
Please note that the working language for the conference is English.

Dress Code:
Business Casual

Copenhagen:
Copenhagen with its almost 1.9 million inhabitants is the capital and largest city of Denmark. Its location right next to the sea makes it one of the most beautiful capitals of Europe. It is also one of Europe’s oldest capitals. The Danish Government has already committed to the move towards sustainable development within a 20-year time frame: it's seen as a world leader in the use of wind-farming technology, and aims for a reduction of the total emission of greenhouse gases by 21% (from the 1990 level) by 2012. By 2020, it will not be allowed to market or use any products containing chemicals that are harmful to health or the environment.

Upon arrival, you will receive a conference package that will include agenda, participants list, interesting information on Denmark and Copenhagen and the planned site visits on Saturday afternoon. At that time, you will have to tell us which site visit you wish to join.