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Offices in Campania are spread across the country so depending on your needs you can easily find a space that can accomodate your business. The majority of offices in Campania are situated in Naples and other larger cities like Caserta, Avellino, Pompei, Salerno, etc. While the rest of the region tends to offer traditional tenancy agreements, the capital city already boasts some business centres that offer short-term office solutions. Office providers like Regus, that offer short-term tenancy agreements offer much more than simply a comfortable working environment. Such spaces tend to unite numerous companies, often working in similar spheres. As a result, space becomes a real hub and an incubator for young businesses. Offices in Campania that offer short-term rental solutions are usually serviced and situated in the main commercial districts. The business centres are specifically designed to create a professional, productivity-boosting environment. Alongside the office spaces, they often invite you to relax at cafes and restaurants, use gym facilities and underground parking. A nice bonus of many Italian business centres - a green terrace on the roof.

On a relatively small area, Campania manages to accomodate almost 6 million people, which makes it the most populated region in Italy. But what brings so many people to one place and why is it so popular among Italians? The Campanian shores are washed by the Tyrrhenian Sea and the region also includes a couple of islands, including the famous Capri. The region’s administrative centre and the most populated city is Naples. The area of Campania has long been recognized worldwide thanks to Pompei, Oplontis and much more architectural, historical and archaeological heritage. The region attracts a variety of visitors, some looking to explore UNESCO sites, some searching for the best parties and some looking for a perfect getaway. In terms of economy, Campania lags behind the Italian and European average performance. The local GDP is one of the lowest in the country. There are almost 600 thousand companies registered in the region with about 70% working in the service sector. The region could benefit from expanding its market and exploring new sectors to support the local budget. Since hospitality dominates the job market, many other industries remain undeveloped. For instance, high-tech sectors only employ 2% of the total workforce which is half of the national and the EU average.