8 shops: Bornholm

Bornholm is a Danish island that lies in the Baltic Sea, to the east from the rest of the country, north of Poland, northeast of Germany, and south of Sweden. Throughout history and up to now, the chief industries developed in the region include dairy farming, arts and crafts(pottery and glass production), and tourism(in summer). Despite its geographical isolation from the rest of Denmark, Bornholm can boast of multiple opportunities for the acquisition of some merchandise experience. The island is known for a vast array of small and large shops that sell unique goods. Almost all shops in Bornholm are located on both sides of the streets funnelling into the Store Torv and Lille Torv. Actually every day, you can see crowds of tourists wandering from one shop to another, and spending money on what they can hardly buy in any other area of Denmark. Shopping opportunities are endless in the region, so many retail business owners keep their stores in Bornholm open even in the off-season. Lots of Swedes and tourists from the other countries arrive in the region to shop for the island’s famous ceramics. Yet, if you offer clothes, housewares, textiles, wood products, clocks, etc. - your business has all the chances to compete with the already established ones in the area.

Stores and shops up for rent in Bornholm are attractive and eye-catching leases, located in the main shopping areas of the island. They ensure high visibility and excellent accessibility, so are just the right venues in the right places. Gudhjem, Svaneke, Roenne, Hasle, Nexoe are the top towns sought-after by those entrepreneurs who are willing to rent a shop in Bornholm. Many rental solutions are situated right next to sandy beaches and ensure the flow of buyers is always high. From small venues of less than 100 square metres to large ones that have over 1000 sq.m. stores in Bornholm cater to a vast audience of tenants. Supply chain, distribution and logistics are well-organised in the area, so, by renting a shop, you will surely have access to warehousing facilities and road network.

Roenne is well-linked to Poland and Germany by ferry routes. There are also regular catamaran services from Nexoe to Poland. Simrishamn(the Swedish town) has a ferry connection in summer. Bornholm Airport ensures flights to Copenhagen and other destinations. There is also a vast network of roads stretching all along the island, so it is not difficult to conduct trips within its borders. The remote location is not a stumbling block in regards to the development of the region, and the number of businesses willing to set up their branches in the area is a vivid example of this.