Modern Expo continues to expand its operations in Lublin. The company is launching a new production wing and an additional manufacturing line, increasing the scale of operations at its facility on Ludwika Spiessa Street. The investment, worth more than PLN 48.6 million, is expected to strengthen the company’s production capacity and may lead to the creation of up to 170 new jobs.

Representatives of the City of Lublin and the Lublin Roads and Public Transport Authority are currently visiting Seoul to take part in the K-City Network Invitation Program Opening Ceremony. The Lublin delegation was invited to participate by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport of the Republic of Korea (MOLIT). The programme offers Lublin a valuable opportunity to explore innovative urban solutions, exchange experience and establish new relationships with Korean partners. The knowledge gained during the visit may also provide inspiration for the further development of smart mobility, public transport and modern municipal services in Lublin.

There is more good news from Lublin Airport. After June 2026 became the busiest month in the airport’s history, with 61,794 passengers, that record has already been broken.

From 3 to 7 August 2026, the City of Lublin once again welcomed representatives of the Republic of Korea as part of the joint project funded by the K-City Network Global Cooperation Programme. The study visit was another step in the ongoing cooperation between the partners, aimed at developing modern solutions to support the city’s sustainable development and advancing the smart city concept.

Lublin has released its tourism statistics, this time for the first half of 2026. From January to June, 1.35 million visitors came to the city—54,000 more than in the same period last year. Tourists are increasingly choosing to stay in Lublin "for longer," which is linked not only to a rich tourism offering, but also to numerous cultural and sports events organized as part of preparations for the European Capital of Culture Lublin 2029.

Lubelski Węgiel „Bogdanka” S.A., the City of Lublin, and the Municipality of Łęczna are entering into a partnership to develop the Investment Zone in Łęczna. The letter of intent signed by the parties paves the way for the exchange of experience, best practices, and information aimed at helping prepare an attractive offering for future investors.

Lublin has officially launched a strategic cooperation with the Republic of Korea under the K-City Network Global Cooperation program. This partnership aims to develop a comprehensive Smart City Master Plan and an Integrated Control Center (ICC) development plan, setting a new benchmark for urban innovation in Poland.

Aliplast is set to expand its production facility in the Lublin Subzone of the EURO-PARK Mielec Special Economic Zone (SEZ) with the addition of a new production and warehouse hall. The company has announced the creation of 60 new jobs by the first quarter of 2027.

Lublin, 16 April 2026 – A diverse structure of business service centres, access to top-tier talent, and modern office infrastructure have turned Lublin into a compelling alternative to Poland’s largest metropolises for investors. Recognising the city’s growing significance, the Association of Business Service Leaders (ABSL) has officially launched the ABSL Lublin Chapter. This new branch will serve as a dedicated platform for the exchange of expertise between the business community, local government, and academia.

A new chapter is unfolding in Lublin’s urban story. Following the transformative impact of the Lublin Metropolitan Station, the ambitious Lublin CENTRALE project is set to redefine how people live, work, and connect in the heart of the city. Blending modern housing, business, retail, and sustainable mobility into one cohesive vision, this development goes far beyond infrastructure - it introduces a vibrant, 15-minute city concept tailored to the needs of a young, dynamic population. What exactly will rise on the 3-hectare site next to the transit hub? And how could this investment reshape Lublin’s position as Eastern Poland’s leading urban center?

From 17–19 February 2026, Lublin will host the 23rd edition of the CONNECT Route Development Forum - a prestigious aviation industry event that will bring together more than 800 decision-makers from over 65 countries. For the first time in history, the Congress will take place in Poland. The presence of Lublin and the region on the CONNECT map is an excellent opportunity to promote the city and the voivodeship as attractive investment, tourism, and logistics partners for the aviation industry.

Ball Beverage Packaging Europe was the first investor in the EURO-PARK Mielec Special Economic Zone, Lublin subzone, to receive a permit to operate (on 28 January 2008). Construction of the plant in Lublin began and was completed in 2008. However, due to the economic crisis, the investor altered its investment plans and did not commence production at that time.

Lublin once again confirms its role as a major economic hub in Poland. In the latest, fifth edition of the Business Environment Assessment Study (BEAS), the city received an overall score of 7.1 out of 10, matching the national average for Polish cities and indicating strong, stable foundations for continued business development.

"The Hundred" of Kurier Lubelski is an annual ranking that recognizes the largest and most dynamic enterprises in the Lubelskie region. This prestigious initiative, organized by Kurier Lubelski for the 21st time, celebrates the strength of the regional economy and the people driving its success.

Preparations for the modernization of the speedway stadium at Al. Zygmuntowskich are underway. Geotechnical surveys and geodetic measurements of the stands have been completed, and initial work has begun on temporary stairways to improve safety for spectators. Demolition and dismantling of existing toilet and ticket office facilities are also in progress.

On Monday, 6 October, at the headquarters of ACCREA in Lublin, the official presentation of the #AVROS P (Auxiliary Versatile Robotic System) took place - the first Polish robotic arm designed to assist in minimally invasive surgery. This state-of-the-art technology enables the performance of precise emergency procedures, such as appendectomies and gallbladder removals.

The City of Lublin and the Lublin Voivodeship will host the 22nd edition of the international CONNECT Aviation conference. From February 17-19, 2026, at the Lublin Conference Center, all key representatives of airlines, airports, and industry companies will meet to jointly plan the development of passenger route networks. This will be a unique opportunity to showcase Lublin’s potential - as the European Capital of Culture 2029 - together with the region’s many attractions, while also encouraging greater use of Lublin Airport in the long run. On June 11, the partners involved in organizing the congress signed an agreement confirming the event.

The Municipality of Lublin has signed an agreement with Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK) under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (KPO), as part of the “Digitalization Loan” instrument. Nearly PLN 21.5 million will be allocated to IT infrastructure. The signing ceremony took place on September 24, with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Affairs Krzysztof Gawkowski in attendance.

Lublin wins the prestigious “Local Government in Energy Transition” 2025 competition, organized as part of the 3rd Distributed Energy Congress in Kraków.

The City of Lublin will rebuild and equip workshops in three vocational schools: the School Complex of Electronics, the School Complex of Power Engineering, and the Lublin Center for Vocational and Continuing Education. The investments will be carried out with nearly PLN 12 million in European funding. – Modern vocational education should provide proper learning conditions. In municipal technical schools, vocational schools, and continuing education institutions, alongside theoretical knowledge gained in class, practice is key in preparing students for their future professions. That is why investing in school workshop infrastructure is so important — it is here that young people acquire the practical skills they will later use in their careers. The development of specialists in many industries is also an investment in Lublin’s future, said Krzysztof Żuk, Mayor of Lublin.