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The county lies in the northwestern part of England, on the coast of the Irish Sea. It borders the Greater Manchester area, Yorkshire and Cumbria boroughs and is an important economic centre of the UK per se. Lancashire is well-connected with the rest of the country via M6, M65, M61 and other motorways, as well as via railways, air and ferry routes. Being home to a range of industries, and boasting a high GVA rate, Lancashire invites business travellers and investors to evaluate the economic advantages of the region. Every hour, business events take place in different locations in Lancashire.

A vast number of sophisticated conference venues and meeting rooms in Lancashire are located in its capital city - Preston. The other attractive locations for hosting business occasions are Lancaster, Blackpool, Blackburn, Burnley, Manchester etc. There can be no more appropriate working environment for your event in Lancashire than a dedicated conference venue. Such suites are staffed by a specific team of professionals(tech workers, meeting planners, janitorial staff, etc.) and have all the necessary conference facilities onboard that help to make your event in Lancashire simply perfect. The most-award winning conference venues in Lancashire are placed in Winter Gardens Blackpool, Preston Mariott Hotel, The Albert Halls(Bolton), Blackburn Technology Management Centre, Lancaster House and in numerous conference halls of Manchester. In addition, conference rooms are offered by all business centres and the majority of coworkings of Lancashire. Small venues are leased for about GBP35-200 per day; while if you are looking for a large room to accommodate hundreds of guests - be prepared to pay approximately GBP500+. Browse our website, compare the essential facilities available in the meeting rooms in Lancashire and chose which venue may best meet the requirements that you are looking for.

The county is often called a gem of northwestern England. It boasts a stunning coastline and gorgeous countryside landscapes, such as Forest of Bowland, Lake District, The Ribble Valley, and many others. Lancashire is a spot where you can break from conurbations and sink into picturesque surroundings. It is also a spot of unembellished warming food like the Lancashire hotpot and savoury pies, and of course real ale. Architectural landmarks include Ashton Memorial, Clitheroe Castle, Blackpool Tower, Singing Ringing Tree Sculpture, etc. Depending on your location in the region, you can always find something interesting to do and arrange tours around places worth to be seen.