The abundant of industrial history in Manchester is now being slowly transformed into a stable ground for the service sector that is already flourishing in the city. The Capital of The North is a globally recognised location thanks to its historic, economic and cultural gains throughout history. It boasts a reputation of the second most-known city in the UK and a lot “best, after London” things. While some might know Manchester is an industrial city, famous for its textile. The modern local economy has long moved from goods productions and is now focusing on the services. Manchester is the seat of some of the best higher-educational establishments and a high-tech sector which should be applauded. Second-biggest airport, proximity to Wales, outstanding road and rail transportation links create an inviting business scene that draws the attention of both domestic and international investors. By the way, all business people in Manchester get a free bonus as the number of rainy days here is lower than the UK average. But Manchester would not be able to achieve such great economic results relying on solely large companies. It’s economy has a great share of small businesses and solopreneurs, spread across numerous coworking spaces in Manchester Cite Centre and other Greater Manchester locations.
