GITNUXREPORT 2026

Copenhagen Hospitality Industry Statistics

Copenhagen's hospitality sector thrived in 2023 with rising occupancy and strong revenue growth.

Rajesh Patel

Rajesh Patel

Team Lead & Senior Researcher with over 15 years of experience in market research and data analytics.

First published: Feb 13, 2026

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Key Statistics

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Copenhagen hospitality employed 45,200 full-time equivalents in 2023, up 5% YoY

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Hotels provided 22,000 jobs in Copenhagen, 49% of sector total in 2023

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Restaurants hired 18,500 staff, with 32% part-time in 2023

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Average hourly wage in Copenhagen hospitality: DKK 145 (€19.50) in 2023

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Female employment share: 58% across hospitality in 2023

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Youth (18-24) workers: 15,200, 34% of workforce in 2023

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12% vacancy rate in hospitality jobs, highest for chefs in 2023

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Training programs enrolled 2,800 apprentices in hospitality 2023

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Foreign workers: 9,500 (21%) from EU/non-EU in 2023

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Overtime hours averaged 420 per employee annually in 2023

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Union membership: 72% of hospitality workers in Copenhagen 2023

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Chef positions grew 8% to 6,200 in restaurants/hotels 2023

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Seasonal jobs peaked at 12,000 during summer 2023

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Diversity: 28 nationalities represented in workforce 2023

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Average tenure: 4.2 years for hospitality staff in 2023

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Sick leave rate: 5.8% in hospitality vs 4.2% national avg 2023

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Front-of-house jobs: 14,500, 60% female-dominated 2023

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Digital skills training reached 65% of workforce in 2023

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Back-of-house (kitchen/cleaning): 19,800 jobs, 45% immigrant labor 2023

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Wage growth: 4.7% in hospitality sector Copenhagen 2023

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3,200 new hires in Q4 2023 due to Christmas rush

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Leadership roles: 1,800 managers, 32% women in 2023

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Turnover rate dropped to 22% from 29% in 2022 for 2023

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Sustainability training completed by 78% staff in 2023

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Hospitality contributed DKK 45 billion (€6B) to Copenhagen GDP in 2023, 8.2% share

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Hotel revenues totaled DKK 12.5 billion in Copenhagen 2023, up 14%

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Restaurant sector turnover: DKK 22 billion, 12% growth in 2023

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Tourism direct spend: DKK 32 billion in Copenhagen 2023

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Average profit margin for hotels: 18.5% in 2023

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F&B revenue per hotel room night: DKK 180 in 2023

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Tax revenue from hospitality: DKK 8.7 billion to municipality 2023

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65% of businesses reported EBITDA >15% in 2023 survey

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Cruise tourism generated DKK 1.2 billion spend in 2023

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Investment in hospitality: DKK 4.5 billion new projects 2023

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Cost inflation hit 7.2% for food costs in restaurants 2023

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Occupancy-driven revenue growth: 11% for mid-tier hotels 2023

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Total hospitality exports (tourist spend): DKK 25B in 2023

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Average restaurant cover charge revenue: DKK 450 per guest 2023

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Profit per employee: DKK 950,000 in top quartile hotels 2023

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Energy cost savings: 11% via green tech, DKK 120M total 2023

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Banquet/event revenue: DKK 3.8 billion across venues 2023

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Online booking commissions averaged 15% of room revenue 2023

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Sector ROI on marketing: 4.2:1 ratio in 2023 campaigns

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Wage costs: 38% of total operating expenses in 2023

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Luxury hotel GOPPAR: DKK 2,100 per room 2023

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VAT collection from hospitality: DKK 6.2 billion 2023

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Break-even occupancy for avg hotel: 52% in 2023

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F&B ancillary revenue: 28% of total hotel income 2023

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In 2023, Copenhagen had 152 hotels with a total of 28,450 rooms, representing a 2.1% increase from 2022

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The average daily rate (ADR) for 4-star hotels in Copenhagen reached €185.30 in Q3 2023, a 15% YoY growth

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Occupancy rate for Copenhagen hotels averaged 76.4% in 2023, with peak summer months at 89.2%

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Copenhagen's Airbnb listings grew to 12,500 active units in 2023, contributing 18% to short-term rentals

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RevPAR for Copenhagen hotels hit €141.50 in 2023, driven by international demand

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65% of Copenhagen hotels implemented sustainability certifications like Green Key in 2023

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New hotel openings in Copenhagen totaled 8 in 2023, adding 1,200 rooms primarily in Vesterbro district

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Budget hotels in Copenhagen saw 82% occupancy during Copenhagen Jazz Festival 2023

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42% of hotel guests in Copenhagen were from Germany in 2023

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Copenhagen's hotel market share of Nordic region is 22.5% in terms of room nights sold in 2023

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Average length of stay in Copenhagen hotels was 2.8 nights in 2023

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5-star hotels in Copenhagen numbered 12 in 2023, with combined 2,800 rooms

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Hotel construction pipeline in Copenhagen includes 15 projects with 3,500 rooms by 2026

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78% of Copenhagen hotels reported revenue growth over 10% in 2023

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Nyhavn area hotels achieved 92% occupancy in July 2023

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Female-led hotels in Copenhagen increased to 18% of total in 2023

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55% of Copenhagen hotels offer EV charging stations as of 2023

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Boutique hotels (under 100 rooms) make up 35% of Copenhagen's inventory in 2023

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Hotel guest satisfaction score in Copenhagen averaged 8.7/10 in 2023 TripAdvisor reviews

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24% increase in family suites bookings in Copenhagen hotels post-2023

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Copenhagen hotels' digital check-in adoption reached 68% in 2023

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Luxury segment (5-star) RevPAR grew 22% YoY to €320 in 2023

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41% of hotel rooms in Indre By renovated since 2020 as of 2023

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Average hotel staff turnover in Copenhagen was 28% in 2023

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Pet-friendly hotels in Copenhagen rose to 112 in 2023

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Hotel energy consumption per room dropped 12% in Copenhagen 2023 due to green initiatives

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73% of Copenhagen hotels partnered with local bike rentals in 2023

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Conference hotels in Copenhagen hosted 450 events with 120,000 delegates in 2023

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Mid-scale hotels (3-star) held 45% market share by room nights in 2023

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89% of Copenhagen hotels achieved 4+ star guest ratings in 2023

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Copenhagen boasted 28 Michelin-starred restaurants in 2023, with 3 three-star establishments including Noma and Geranium

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Total restaurants in Copenhagen exceeded 4,200 in 2023, with 1,200 specializing in Nordic cuisine

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Average meal price in Copenhagen fine dining was DKK 1,250 (€168) per person in 2023

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1,450 cafes operated in Copenhagen in 2023, serving 15 million cups of coffee annually

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Vegan restaurant options grew 35% to 320 outlets in Copenhagen 2023

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Street food market at Reffen in Copenhagen attracted 2.5 million visitors in 2023

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62% of Copenhagen restaurants held organic certifications in 2023

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Average restaurant occupancy rate was 74% during peak dinner hours in 2023

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Copenhagen's bar scene included 850 venues, with 120 craft beer specialists in 2023

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New restaurant openings totaled 210 in Copenhagen in 2023, 40% in Nørrebro

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Fine dining revenue in Copenhagen surged 18% to DKK 2.8 billion in 2023

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55 Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurants operated in Copenhagen 2023

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Casual dining chains like Madklubben expanded to 15 locations serving 1.2M meals in 2023

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78% of restaurants adopted contactless payments fully by end-2023

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Seafood restaurants numbered 280, sourcing 85% local fish in 2023

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Average waiter tip in Copenhagen restaurants was 8.5% of bill in 2023

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Food truck permits issued: 450, generating DKK 150M revenue in 2023

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Italian restaurants: 320 outlets, 22% growth since 2020 in 2023

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Bakery-cafes produced 8 million rye bread units monthly in 2023

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92% of fine dining used seasonal ingredients per plate in 2023 audits

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Brunch spots increased to 450, with average wait time 25 mins weekends 2023

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Wine bar count reached 140, importing 5,000 unique labels in 2023

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Fast casual outlets: 1,100, serving 4M meals quarterly in 2023

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67% restaurants offered gluten-free menus standard in 2023

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Cocktail bar revenue per venue averaged DKK 4.2M in 2023

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Copenhagen welcomed 12.7 million overnight stays by tourists in 2023, a 9% increase from 2022

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International tourists accounted for 68% of Copenhagen's 2023 visitor total

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Average tourist spend per visit in Copenhagen was DKK 5,200 (€700) in 2023

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Cruise passenger arrivals at Copenhagen Port hit 850,000 in 2023

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Domestic tourists made 4.1 million overnight stays in Copenhagen 2023

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Top source market: Germany with 1.9 million visitors to Copenhagen in 2023

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52% of tourists visited Tivoli Gardens, totaling 4.2 million entries in 2023

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Average length of tourist stay in Copenhagen: 3.2 nights in 2023

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1.2 million US tourists visited Copenhagen in 2023, up 14%

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Summer (Jun-Aug) saw 4.8 million overnight stays, 38% of annual total 2023

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75% of tourists used public transport during stay in 2023 survey

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Nyhavn footfall: 7.5 million visitors in 2023

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Business travelers: 2.9 million overnight stays, 23% of total in 2023

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Chinese tourists recovered to 450,000 visits post-COVID in 2023

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88% tourists rated Copenhagen 'excellent' for cleanliness in 2023

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Day trippers from Sweden: 1.1 million via bridge in 2023

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Peak month July 2023: 1.45 million overnight stays

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LGBTQ+ tourists: 320,000, 5% market share in 2023

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62% tourists under 35 years old in 2023 demographics

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Canal tour passengers: 1.8 million rides in 2023

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Repeat visitors: 41% of total tourists in 2023

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Winter tourists (Dec-Feb): 2.1 million overnight stays, up 12% in 2023

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UK market: 1.4 million visitors, 11% share in 2023

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Adventure tourists (bike/hiking): 680,000 in 2023

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95% tourists accessed free WiFi in public hospitality spots 2023

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With 28 Michelin stars illuminating a city that saw hotel revenue surge by 14% in a single year, Copenhagen has cemented its status as a premier culinary and cultural destination, a dynamic evolution detailed by the latest industry statistics.

Key Takeaways

  • In 2023, Copenhagen had 152 hotels with a total of 28,450 rooms, representing a 2.1% increase from 2022
  • The average daily rate (ADR) for 4-star hotels in Copenhagen reached €185.30 in Q3 2023, a 15% YoY growth
  • Occupancy rate for Copenhagen hotels averaged 76.4% in 2023, with peak summer months at 89.2%
  • Copenhagen boasted 28 Michelin-starred restaurants in 2023, with 3 three-star establishments including Noma and Geranium
  • Total restaurants in Copenhagen exceeded 4,200 in 2023, with 1,200 specializing in Nordic cuisine
  • Average meal price in Copenhagen fine dining was DKK 1,250 (€168) per person in 2023
  • Copenhagen welcomed 12.7 million overnight stays by tourists in 2023, a 9% increase from 2022
  • International tourists accounted for 68% of Copenhagen's 2023 visitor total
  • Average tourist spend per visit in Copenhagen was DKK 5,200 (€700) in 2023
  • Copenhagen hospitality employed 45,200 full-time equivalents in 2023, up 5% YoY
  • Hotels provided 22,000 jobs in Copenhagen, 49% of sector total in 2023
  • Restaurants hired 18,500 staff, with 32% part-time in 2023
  • Hospitality contributed DKK 45 billion (€6B) to Copenhagen GDP in 2023, 8.2% share
  • Hotel revenues totaled DKK 12.5 billion in Copenhagen 2023, up 14%
  • Restaurant sector turnover: DKK 22 billion, 12% growth in 2023

Copenhagen's hospitality sector thrived in 2023 with rising occupancy and strong revenue growth.

Employment and Labor Market

  • Copenhagen hospitality employed 45,200 full-time equivalents in 2023, up 5% YoY
  • Hotels provided 22,000 jobs in Copenhagen, 49% of sector total in 2023
  • Restaurants hired 18,500 staff, with 32% part-time in 2023
  • Average hourly wage in Copenhagen hospitality: DKK 145 (€19.50) in 2023
  • Female employment share: 58% across hospitality in 2023
  • Youth (18-24) workers: 15,200, 34% of workforce in 2023
  • 12% vacancy rate in hospitality jobs, highest for chefs in 2023
  • Training programs enrolled 2,800 apprentices in hospitality 2023
  • Foreign workers: 9,500 (21%) from EU/non-EU in 2023
  • Overtime hours averaged 420 per employee annually in 2023
  • Union membership: 72% of hospitality workers in Copenhagen 2023
  • Chef positions grew 8% to 6,200 in restaurants/hotels 2023
  • Seasonal jobs peaked at 12,000 during summer 2023
  • Diversity: 28 nationalities represented in workforce 2023
  • Average tenure: 4.2 years for hospitality staff in 2023
  • Sick leave rate: 5.8% in hospitality vs 4.2% national avg 2023
  • Front-of-house jobs: 14,500, 60% female-dominated 2023
  • Digital skills training reached 65% of workforce in 2023
  • Back-of-house (kitchen/cleaning): 19,800 jobs, 45% immigrant labor 2023
  • Wage growth: 4.7% in hospitality sector Copenhagen 2023
  • 3,200 new hires in Q4 2023 due to Christmas rush
  • Leadership roles: 1,800 managers, 32% women in 2023
  • Turnover rate dropped to 22% from 29% in 2022 for 2023
  • Sustainability training completed by 78% staff in 2023

Employment and Labor Market Interpretation

Copenhagen's hospitality sector is a vibrant, demanding, and slightly feverish ecosystem where nearly half the city seems to work for the other half, all while collectively chasing chefs, training digitally, and trying not to call in sick.

Financial Performance and Revenue

  • Hospitality contributed DKK 45 billion (€6B) to Copenhagen GDP in 2023, 8.2% share
  • Hotel revenues totaled DKK 12.5 billion in Copenhagen 2023, up 14%
  • Restaurant sector turnover: DKK 22 billion, 12% growth in 2023
  • Tourism direct spend: DKK 32 billion in Copenhagen 2023
  • Average profit margin for hotels: 18.5% in 2023
  • F&B revenue per hotel room night: DKK 180 in 2023
  • Tax revenue from hospitality: DKK 8.7 billion to municipality 2023
  • 65% of businesses reported EBITDA >15% in 2023 survey
  • Cruise tourism generated DKK 1.2 billion spend in 2023
  • Investment in hospitality: DKK 4.5 billion new projects 2023
  • Cost inflation hit 7.2% for food costs in restaurants 2023
  • Occupancy-driven revenue growth: 11% for mid-tier hotels 2023
  • Total hospitality exports (tourist spend): DKK 25B in 2023
  • Average restaurant cover charge revenue: DKK 450 per guest 2023
  • Profit per employee: DKK 950,000 in top quartile hotels 2023
  • Energy cost savings: 11% via green tech, DKK 120M total 2023
  • Banquet/event revenue: DKK 3.8 billion across venues 2023
  • Online booking commissions averaged 15% of room revenue 2023
  • Sector ROI on marketing: 4.2:1 ratio in 2023 campaigns
  • Wage costs: 38% of total operating expenses in 2023
  • Luxury hotel GOPPAR: DKK 2,100 per room 2023
  • VAT collection from hospitality: DKK 6.2 billion 2023
  • Break-even occupancy for avg hotel: 52% in 2023
  • F&B ancillary revenue: 28% of total hotel income 2023

Financial Performance and Revenue Interpretation

While Copenhagen's hospitality sector shows impressive financial muscle—generating billions, rewarding investors handsomely, and fattening municipal coffers—it's a business dancing on a knife's edge, where one costly misstep between a guest's DKK 450 cover charge and the relentless grind of 7.2% food inflation can turn a healthy profit margin into a mere banquet of good intentions.

Hotels and Accommodation

  • In 2023, Copenhagen had 152 hotels with a total of 28,450 rooms, representing a 2.1% increase from 2022
  • The average daily rate (ADR) for 4-star hotels in Copenhagen reached €185.30 in Q3 2023, a 15% YoY growth
  • Occupancy rate for Copenhagen hotels averaged 76.4% in 2023, with peak summer months at 89.2%
  • Copenhagen's Airbnb listings grew to 12,500 active units in 2023, contributing 18% to short-term rentals
  • RevPAR for Copenhagen hotels hit €141.50 in 2023, driven by international demand
  • 65% of Copenhagen hotels implemented sustainability certifications like Green Key in 2023
  • New hotel openings in Copenhagen totaled 8 in 2023, adding 1,200 rooms primarily in Vesterbro district
  • Budget hotels in Copenhagen saw 82% occupancy during Copenhagen Jazz Festival 2023
  • 42% of hotel guests in Copenhagen were from Germany in 2023
  • Copenhagen's hotel market share of Nordic region is 22.5% in terms of room nights sold in 2023
  • Average length of stay in Copenhagen hotels was 2.8 nights in 2023
  • 5-star hotels in Copenhagen numbered 12 in 2023, with combined 2,800 rooms
  • Hotel construction pipeline in Copenhagen includes 15 projects with 3,500 rooms by 2026
  • 78% of Copenhagen hotels reported revenue growth over 10% in 2023
  • Nyhavn area hotels achieved 92% occupancy in July 2023
  • Female-led hotels in Copenhagen increased to 18% of total in 2023
  • 55% of Copenhagen hotels offer EV charging stations as of 2023
  • Boutique hotels (under 100 rooms) make up 35% of Copenhagen's inventory in 2023
  • Hotel guest satisfaction score in Copenhagen averaged 8.7/10 in 2023 TripAdvisor reviews
  • 24% increase in family suites bookings in Copenhagen hotels post-2023
  • Copenhagen hotels' digital check-in adoption reached 68% in 2023
  • Luxury segment (5-star) RevPAR grew 22% YoY to €320 in 2023
  • 41% of hotel rooms in Indre By renovated since 2020 as of 2023
  • Average hotel staff turnover in Copenhagen was 28% in 2023
  • Pet-friendly hotels in Copenhagen rose to 112 in 2023
  • Hotel energy consumption per room dropped 12% in Copenhagen 2023 due to green initiatives
  • 73% of Copenhagen hotels partnered with local bike rentals in 2023
  • Conference hotels in Copenhagen hosted 450 events with 120,000 delegates in 2023
  • Mid-scale hotels (3-star) held 45% market share by room nights in 2023
  • 89% of Copenhagen hotels achieved 4+ star guest ratings in 2023

Hotels and Accommodation Interpretation

Copenhagen’s hotel industry is thriving with packed rooms, soaring rates, and a green conscience, proving that visitors will happily pay a premium to sleep soundly in a city that’s both sustainably minded and increasingly luxurious.

Restaurants and Food & Beverage

  • Copenhagen boasted 28 Michelin-starred restaurants in 2023, with 3 three-star establishments including Noma and Geranium
  • Total restaurants in Copenhagen exceeded 4,200 in 2023, with 1,200 specializing in Nordic cuisine
  • Average meal price in Copenhagen fine dining was DKK 1,250 (€168) per person in 2023
  • 1,450 cafes operated in Copenhagen in 2023, serving 15 million cups of coffee annually
  • Vegan restaurant options grew 35% to 320 outlets in Copenhagen 2023
  • Street food market at Reffen in Copenhagen attracted 2.5 million visitors in 2023
  • 62% of Copenhagen restaurants held organic certifications in 2023
  • Average restaurant occupancy rate was 74% during peak dinner hours in 2023
  • Copenhagen's bar scene included 850 venues, with 120 craft beer specialists in 2023
  • New restaurant openings totaled 210 in Copenhagen in 2023, 40% in Nørrebro
  • Fine dining revenue in Copenhagen surged 18% to DKK 2.8 billion in 2023
  • 55 Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurants operated in Copenhagen 2023
  • Casual dining chains like Madklubben expanded to 15 locations serving 1.2M meals in 2023
  • 78% of restaurants adopted contactless payments fully by end-2023
  • Seafood restaurants numbered 280, sourcing 85% local fish in 2023
  • Average waiter tip in Copenhagen restaurants was 8.5% of bill in 2023
  • Food truck permits issued: 450, generating DKK 150M revenue in 2023
  • Italian restaurants: 320 outlets, 22% growth since 2020 in 2023
  • Bakery-cafes produced 8 million rye bread units monthly in 2023
  • 92% of fine dining used seasonal ingredients per plate in 2023 audits
  • Brunch spots increased to 450, with average wait time 25 mins weekends 2023
  • Wine bar count reached 140, importing 5,000 unique labels in 2023
  • Fast casual outlets: 1,100, serving 4M meals quarterly in 2023
  • 67% restaurants offered gluten-free menus standard in 2023
  • Cocktail bar revenue per venue averaged DKK 4.2M in 2023

Restaurants and Food & Beverage Interpretation

Even as Copenhagen's fine dining scene ascends to stratospheric, three-Michelin-star heights, its culinary soul remains firmly grounded in a comforting sea of exceptional rye bread, organic certifications, and a formidable queue for weekend brunch.

Tourism and Visitor Numbers

  • Copenhagen welcomed 12.7 million overnight stays by tourists in 2023, a 9% increase from 2022
  • International tourists accounted for 68% of Copenhagen's 2023 visitor total
  • Average tourist spend per visit in Copenhagen was DKK 5,200 (€700) in 2023
  • Cruise passenger arrivals at Copenhagen Port hit 850,000 in 2023
  • Domestic tourists made 4.1 million overnight stays in Copenhagen 2023
  • Top source market: Germany with 1.9 million visitors to Copenhagen in 2023
  • 52% of tourists visited Tivoli Gardens, totaling 4.2 million entries in 2023
  • Average length of tourist stay in Copenhagen: 3.2 nights in 2023
  • 1.2 million US tourists visited Copenhagen in 2023, up 14%
  • Summer (Jun-Aug) saw 4.8 million overnight stays, 38% of annual total 2023
  • 75% of tourists used public transport during stay in 2023 survey
  • Nyhavn footfall: 7.5 million visitors in 2023
  • Business travelers: 2.9 million overnight stays, 23% of total in 2023
  • Chinese tourists recovered to 450,000 visits post-COVID in 2023
  • 88% tourists rated Copenhagen 'excellent' for cleanliness in 2023
  • Day trippers from Sweden: 1.1 million via bridge in 2023
  • Peak month July 2023: 1.45 million overnight stays
  • LGBTQ+ tourists: 320,000, 5% market share in 2023
  • 62% tourists under 35 years old in 2023 demographics
  • Canal tour passengers: 1.8 million rides in 2023
  • Repeat visitors: 41% of total tourists in 2023
  • Winter tourists (Dec-Feb): 2.1 million overnight stays, up 12% in 2023
  • UK market: 1.4 million visitors, 11% share in 2023
  • Adventure tourists (bike/hiking): 680,000 in 2023
  • 95% tourists accessed free WiFi in public hospitality spots 2023

Tourism and Visitor Numbers Interpretation

Copenhagen’s tourism is a well-oiled machine of Tivoli queues, German precision, and a staggering 7.5 million selfie-seekers in Nyhavn, all politely spending €700 each while somehow leaving the city spotless.

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