Located in the south of the country, Munich is Germany’s third largest city and at this precise moment in time it is particularly thriving and the leading city in the region where a great many international corporate groups are located, which is why it is one of the European regions with the greatest economic drive. Its geographical location is the ideal starting point for the business sector, which, combined with the peculiar Bavarian culture, make Munich one of the main business centres in Germany and Europe.

For the tourist, the city of Munich has lots of attractions, starting with the Marienplatz, which is the main square in Munich and, next to it, the Town Hall, which today acts as the city’s nerve centre and the venue for celebrations and political functions.

Every year, the city receives more than thirty thousand exhibitors and over two million visitors who take part in trade fairs and exhibitions at the Exhibition Site, in the Munich International Congress Centre or the M.O.C. If we add to this the company meetings held in hotels for events, we can get an idea of the importance that business tourism has for the city. All exhibition sites can be reached by underground.

Munich has the second biggest airport in Germany, with direct flights to 65 countries, eight motorways and good long-distance train connections.