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Comwell once again secures a strong position in the public sector

Comwell H. C. Andersen Odense reception med teglstensinteriør

A major supplier of meeting and conference facilities to the public sector

The Danish-owned hotel chain Comwell Hotels looks forward to continuing to welcome public institutions to its hotels and venues across Denmark. Eleven Comwell hotels have been included in the forthcoming SKI framework agreement for conferences, seminars and meetings for central government, regional and municipal customers. The framework agreement takes effect on 10 May 2025.

The agreement, which forms part of the Danish Government’s Procurement Programme, can also be used by municipalities, regions and other public organisations. Comwell is ready to offer inspiring settings to the public sector on favourable terms, says Michael Hansen, Commercial Director at Comwell Hotels:

“We are proud that 11 of our hotels have been selected for inclusion in the new SKI agreement. This confirms that our meeting and conference concept meets the needs of public sector customers in Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense, Aalborg and the rest of Denmark – in terms of both quality and service. This brings a responsibility, and, as always, we take great care to create the right setting for productive meetings and offer our familiar high level of service and tailored solutions.”

ESG as part of the business

Comwell works with ESG as an integral part of the hotel chain’s business. Among other initiatives, Comwell joined the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) in 2023.

For half a century, Comwell has been among Denmark’s leading providers of meeting and conference facilities. With the forthcoming SKI agreement in place, the hotel chain looks forward to further strengthening its position.

Comwell Hotels changes its commercial management

Comwell Hotels changes its commercial management

The Danish family-owned hotel group is changing the composition of its commercial management team. The change is intended to simplify the management structure and strengthen the execution of Comwell’s existing strategy.