Have you not visited Valencia yet? Maybe this is the right time to visit the third biggest city of Spain. It is located on the Mediterranean coast, where average temperature during the whole year is 22.3 degrees, and holds some of the most important festivals and fairs in Europe.
If you have not visited it yet, take your chance now! The airport of Valencia has established over 200 weekly international flight connections to more than 40 European cities during 2013!
The city’s architecture dates from the first century B.C. to the most futuristic, 21st century design. Beaches bathed by the Mediterranean Sea, just 15 minutes from the downtown, situated next to the Marina Real Juan Carlos I, and an up-coming sports and tourist marina, conceived Valencia to become one of the most attractive travel destination on the Mediterranean.
Due to a combination of history, tradition and modernity, together with vast amount of wide-ranging flight connections to local airport, Valencia has caught Worlds attention as a perfect location for M.I.C.E. tourism.
In past decade the city invested a lot of time and capital in development of business centers and conference facilities. 5 star hotels, numerous convention centers and venues for trade events, amongst them the Feria Valencia Convention and Exhibition Centre, has converted the city into one of the top locations to hold national and international business events.
Due to an outstanding frequency of the flights we will be able to faultlessly adjust our customers’ trips to their requirements, both in date and time. From the biggest European cities, Paris, London, Amsterdam, Milan, Zürich or Lisbon, the frequency of the fights is impressive – 2 or more per day! But now, also smaller cities as Düsseldorf, Bucharest or Sofia have their own direct connection with Valencia up to 5 days a week.
Quick and better transport favours tourism. With the new possibilities given by new air routes, in less than 4 hours you can be pleased with the Mediterranean climate of Valencia, enjoy local food, live the local culture, attend a trade fair or build new business connections.
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