8 meeting room: Bari

The majority of the meeting rooms in Bari are situated in the city centre. They offer all types of meeting facilities including private soundproofed meeting booths, large conference venues, teleconferencing rooms as well as huddle rooms. The business centres with meeting facilities are designed in best Italian traditions, many of them have private gardens, furnished balconies and terraces perfect for unwinding and having a cup of coffee. Renting a meeting room in a business centre is a preferable option for many companies working in and outside of Bari, as this option has adjustable leasing conditions in terms of services, duration and the number of spaces. You can rent a meeting room in Bari on hourly, daily or even weekly basis, moreover, long-term contracts can get you a real bargain. The number of spaces can be adjusted according to your needs, and just in case there is always a possibility to get some extra seating. You only pay for things you use, so if you do not need water supply, projectors or catering services - they will not be included in your bill. Check out prime meeting rooms in Bari at our website. Contact us to find out more information about your chosen location.

Bari is a culturally and economically important city in the Apulia region. The city has around 320 thousand residents and boasts a large metropolitan area with more than 1 million inhabitants. Unlike other Italian cities, Bari has experienced an economic boom and had major urban redevelopment in the 60s-70s. Traditionally, fishing, as well as trade with Greece, laid in the heart of the local economy. Nevertheless, with time, the number of sectors has increased and now about 50% of locals work in the service sector. The service sector is dominated by small- and medium-sized companies, often working with textile and clothes production. Apart from being a port city, Bari is also a university city. There are two major universities, which are responsible for around 25% of the total population. This is also one of the reasons why Bari has a very lively nightlife concentrated in the northern district.

Bari has much to see and do. Being situated on the Adriatic Sea it boasts white-sand beaches, nice hotels and warm Mediterranean climate. The historic part of the city comprises well-preserved architecture with numerous pedestrian street to enjoy. Moreover, Parco Nationale Alta Murgia is a national park located to the south.