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As one of the most important Italian business hubs, Turin daily receives thousands of business travellers. The city is well connected to the rest of the country and Europe by road and rail. Moreover, the city boasts a large international airport, which makes it easily accessible to overseas travellers. Depending on the event that you need to host there are different types of venues to choose from:

Cosy and elegant rooms, ideal for organizing conferences and training courses.

Cosy and elegant rooms, ideal for organizing conferences and training courses.

Cosy and elegant rooms, ideal for organizing conferences and training courses.

Cosy and elegant rooms, ideal for organizing conferences and training courses.

Elegant meeting room technologically decked to hold formal meetings in a quiet and welcoming environment.

Elegant meeting room technologically decked to hold formal meetings in a quiet and welcoming environment.

Elegant meeting room technologically decked to hold formal meetings in a quiet and welcoming environment.

Elegant meeting room technologically decked to hold formal meetings in a quiet and welcoming environment.

Big conference halls with a stage which can host a big number of people.

Big conference halls with a stage which can host a big number of people.

Big conference halls with a stage which can host a big number of people.

Big conference halls with a stage which can host a big number of people. Meeting rooms in Turin provide not only the venues but a list of services as well. Helpful staff will ensure that projectors, screens and microphones work smoothly as well as set up the teleconferencing facilities in advance. The guests often get access to reception, additional lounges and kitchens. Water supply, as well as food catering, can be provided on demand. Meeting rooms rental in Turin is pretty flexible, usually, you can get in on both an hourly and daily basis. Nevertheless, if you need to hold a series of meetings for a week, it is also possible. The average price for a meeting room in Turin starts at EUR45 per hour and become significantly higher depending on the facilities and the number of people that you need to host.

Turin is one of the most populated Italian city, it is home to around 900 thousand residents. It generates roughly 5% of the national GDP and is the second-largest exporter of manufactured goods in Italy. For the past decades, Turin’s economy was mainly concentrated on industrial production. Vehicle manufacturing, plane parts productions as well as food processing provide thousands of workplaces in the region. Nowadays, the city is slowly renewing its service industry by introducing various government support programmes and grants. Tourism is also becoming one of the leading economical sectors of Turin. People from all over the world come to Turin to see World Heritage Sites recognized by UNESCO, enjoy local cuisine and broaden their horizons at Turin's museums and art galleries. Alongside economical changes, the city is following the path of Smart city development. Which means eco-friendly urban planning, the introduction of renewable energy sources, better rubbish sorting and much more.