The International Mobility Summit will be coming to Copenhagen in 2021 and 2022. Organisers Electronomous selected the city for its next two in-person events, the first of which will be taking place from 20-24 September. The event will run in a hybrid format, with five virtual days and one in-person. The conference covers eight tracks including automation, clean and sustainable transport, the European Year of Rail 2021, micro-mobility, electro-mobility, urban logistics, mobility as a service (MaaS), smart cities, connectivity and data sharing. The event will include a mix of keynote speakers, panel discussions, fireside chats and discussions in Copenhagen. There will also be a number of meetings, match-making events and workshops. Electronomous is working closely with Copenhagen CVB and its Copenhagen Legacy Lab initiative on ways to ensure the summit has a lasting impact on the city. Mikkel Aarø-Hansen, CEO of Wonderful Copenhagen – the official tourism & convention bureau for the Capital Region of Denmark, added: “We are especially proud to welcome Electronomous – The International Mobility Summit to our great city in both 2021 and 2022. “Electronomous and Copenhagen are a perfect match. Our destination is not only one of the most popular convention cities in the world, but also a frontrunner within staging sustainable events and creating legacy programmes, and a city that offers substantial expertise and experience in hosting high profile events.”
International Mobility Summit comes to Copenhagen in 2021 and 2022
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