Over the past few years, Lublin has developed considerably both in terms of culture and business. Among others, it is owing to the range of investments undertaken in the city that our business succeeds.
Targi Lublin uses local economic potential, convenient location and many years of experience to organise high-quality events for both business and individual customers.
Lublin has been experiencing an investment boom since 2010, both regarding urban and business projects. Over eight years, the city's budget has spent almost PLN 3.5 billion on improving infrastructure - both transport, economic and social. Along with the consequent improvement of the quality of life and work in the city, the Special Economic Zone Lublin Subzone has developed, and modern office buildings pop up like mushrooms.
The Lublin University of Technology became a member of FIRST Global Higher Education Network – a global organisation grouping together universities which aims at promoting education in terms of robotics and new technologies among children and adolescents aged 6-19 years old all over the world.
LCK Lublin Conference Centre offers unique possibilities for organising conferences and meetings in a modern facility in the very centre of Lublin.
The Hampton by Hilton Hotel in Lublin is an example of how the Lublin hospitality market combines tourist and business services.
The city must be the leader in the process of internationalisation. Incorporating academic education into the development strategy of Lublin, we have decided to make it one of the four main pillars of the city development and internationalisation will stimulate changes in the structure of higher education institutions. So it is happening now.
One of Lublin's key advantages as an investment location is the very high quality of life in the city. It also includes the creation of good conditions for non-motorised transport like cycling. We can be proud of the high evaluation of these measures in the Bike Ranking of Cities 2018.
Within less than a decade, Codete has grown from being a sole trader to being a trusted partner of global companies.
During the Congress of Regions in Wrocław, the newest edition of the ranking of Business-friendly Cities, prepared by the editorial team of Forbes and the Central Economic Information Centre (COIG), was presented. Lublin was ranked sixth among the largest Polish cities.
Poland’s Lubelskie region, located in the eastern part of the country, is perceived as traditionally agricultural with farmland accounting for 70 per cent of the region’s territory, compared to an average of 60 per cent across the country. That has not, however, been an obstacle for another sector — IT and business services — to grow exponentially.
Medical tourism is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. On June 12th, 2018, Lublin was the most important city for experts of this sector thanks to the 'Health and Medical Tourism Summit - Eastern Europe 2018', which attracted 250 participants from over 20 countries.
