As in the capital Copenhagen, the hotel and venue boom of 2018 is continuing across Denmark into 2019 and beyond, and there is no sign of it slowing down.

The pan-Nordic hotel company has released its first-quarter results and, despite increased earnings across nearly all of its segments, it still sees room for improvement.

The properties will get more spacious conference zones and many new rooms – including what will be Scandic’s biggest hotel in the country.

The pan-Nordic hotel chain has been reporting to the Carbon Disclosure Project since 2016 and has now had its score raised.

Pop House AB, which also runs the nearby ABBA The Museum and Pop House Hotel, will buy the Hasselbacken in Stockholm.

The Nordic hotel giant has promoted Søren Faerber, formerly responsible for Copenhagen, who has a Hard Rock background.

Jens Mathiesen has been the group’s chief executive for Denmark, replacing the ousted Even Frydenberg.

Adding to an array of hotels that have opened in 2018, the new openings for next year are cool and eco-conscious.

The Nordic hotel operator has signed up New York architects for a new building in a redeveloping industrial area.

Scandic Friends Mastercard, launched together with SEB, is linked to the hotel company’s loyalty scheme. But there's a monthly fee.

The group has started work on a new hotel in Kiruna, to replace the existing one as the city moves to a new location.

By taking over a hotel previously belonging to Nordic Choice, Scandic will operate the two biggest hotels in the Norwegian town.

Lapland Hotels will take over operations at the Cumulus Kuopio Station, one of three to go as part of the Restel deal.

The large new conference hotel will be in an area earmarked for waterside urban redevelopment in the city.

The hotel chain, which is rapidly expanding its presence in Finland, has also extended its lease on other properties.

The sale of the Scandic at Gothenburg Landvetter Airport will raise €13.65 million for future reinvestment.

The Nordic hotel giant reveals three appointments to strengthen its Executive Committee, two of them old hands at SAS.

On buying Restel’s hotel operations in December, Scandic became the market leader in Finland.

The Nordic hotel company says it will be taking 1.3 million straws and 120,000 cocktail sticks out of circulation.

The chain will open a new property in the fast-growing market of Voss, Norway, for leisure and conferences.