7th International Conference on Advances in Skin, Wound Care and Tissue Science September 25-26, 2019 Copenhagen, Denmark

Copenhagen has a long history well integrated with today's modern life. It is one of the largest cities in northern Europe, is also one of Europe's busiest hubs. The city's location has throughout centuries in an almost natural way created commercial routes to far and near. Copenhagen is very easy to reach by air, sea or land. Copenhagen Airport, Kastrup, (airport code CPH) is a major Northern European air hub with direct flights to most larger European cities as well as transatlantic and other far away destinations. With over 1.1 million inhabitants, the Greater Copenhagen area represents one-third of Denmark's entire population in an integrated labour market, the result of a well developed infrastructure. Greater Copenhagen has had an industrial change from manufacturing activities to a mix of high-tech and knowledge intensive sectors as well as an increase in the service-sector. Some 80 percent of the working population is employed in the service sector. The remaining 18 percent is in manufacturing and around 2 percent in agriculture and fisheries. The Danish workforce is very well-educated. Copenhagen is right on the coast of the Oresund, in the south-east of the country on the islands of Amager and Sjælland. Since way back people from all over the world have settled in Copenhagen and made it their hometown and this has contributed to the city's charming international characteristics. Copenhagen offers excellent living standards based on a long range of weighted factors within education, health, economy, social conditions, culture, welfare, etc. According to international studies, Denmark has one of the highest living standards in the world.