3 virtual office: Naples

Italy initiates a business-friendly atmosphere for the existing and potential entrepreneurs, SMEs, and large companies that wish to settle their HQs there. Naples, being one of the largest metropolitan areas of the country, is a pleasant spot for running businesses. Remote-based enterprises often prefer the city as their official business address. Virtual offices in Naples offer the possibility to establish it. MatchOffice has a wide range of virtual spaces for lease in the city. They occupy strategic geographic positions in Quartieri Spagnoli, Vasto and Zona Industriale regions. The costs differ from EUR65 to EUR180 per month. The cheapest venues provide tenants with a legitimate business address and essential mail services. The full packages add the chance to use a coworking or personal cabinet for some days per month. It is a valuable option for business travellers.

Why pay more? That’s probably the most significant reason to rent a virtual office instead of a core one in Naples. This option allows you to work from any place in the world, but use the official address in your documents, emails, business cards, signatures, etc. Virtual office in Naples provides the tenants with a wide range of supporting facilities and services: mail handling and forwarding, receiving and sending faxes, live call answering. If situated in large business centres, the virtual spaces also provide the renters with a chance to place a company logo at the entrance, rent a conference hall, etc. The receptionists' services, parking places are also at your disposal on demand. It is possible to use the network of the business lounges, extend and relocate your company to any of the existing business addresses on the territory of the country. This trend gains popularity year by year. The surveys state that most of the entrepreneurs think virtual addresses improve their work-life balance because of the flexibility they offer. The so-called negative side is that it limits teamwork and leads to the lack of social interaction between the employer and the employees.

Naples’s economic structure is the fourth-largest in Italy. It goes right after the significant metropolises - Rome, Milan and Turin. It hosts the biggest port in the Mediterranean Sea. It has moved from the agricultural hub into the service centre of Italy. The metropolis hosts mainly SMEs, employing a majority of the city’s population in this sphere. The tourism sector contributes much to the local budget.