We are based in the SPACES co-working community on the waterfront in Palma. Here, we share a reception, meeting rooms, café, and kitchen with other companies.

The co-working space is brand new and stylish, featuring a large terrace with views of the marina and the newly renovated, upscale waterfront promenade.

We are within walking distance of the beautiful medieval city and right next to Santa Catalina, Palma’s charming bohemian quarter, filled with cocktail bars and great restaurants.

You can find us here: Caller Monsenyor Palmer, 1, Palma de Mallorca 07014, Spain

At Valeur CS, we provide customer service for some of Denmark’s strongest brands, both domestically and internationally. We are quick on the phones and fast on the keyboard when responding to emails, chats, or social media posts.

We are a solid and well-established company with over 30 years of history in Aarhus. At our headquarters in Højbjerg, we have built a rich company culture with an active staff association.

Our team includes employees of all ages and from diverse backgrounds. What we have in common is that we are great colleagues who help each other deliver ‘best in class’ customer service with empathy and effective solutions.

At the same time, we are mindful that we represent other companies, that we must carry out our tasks in their spirit, and that we contribute to strengthening their brand, upselling, and repeat sales.

About Mallorca

It’s no coincidence that Mallorca ranks among the top favorite destinations for Danes, thanks to its pleasant climate that invites an active outdoor lifestyle with swimming, cycling, and padel tennis.

Mallorca boasts a vibrant culture with flamenco, tapas, and sangria, as well as diverse nature featuring white beaches, hiking trails through mountains and vineyards, authentic fishing villages, and mountain towns.

Adding to this is the city of Palma, which has direct flights to Denmark year-round. The beautiful capital of the island group enjoys a spectacular location in Palma Bay, with its own city beach and the enormous cathedral as a landmark.

In the city center, you’ll find some of Southern Europe’s finest restaurants and boutique hotels. There are exclusive galleries, trendy coffee bars, and exciting specialty shops in the city’s network of winding streets.

Both Spanish and Catalan are spoken on Mallorca, but across most of the island—and especially in Palma—you can get by with English.