Italy

A country looking like a boot located by the Mediterranean Sea. Italy, the dream of hundreds of thousands of tourists, the birthplace of the most famous artists, couture fashion and pizza. It welcomes about 65 million tourists every year.However, it is known not only for its mild climate and warm sea.

Business tourism is also highly developed here - an opportunity not only to have a good time, but also to establish business relations. Italy attracts businessmen, first of all, with a developed infrastructure, rich cultural heritage, a large variety of conference centers and great investment opportunities. Mostly come here representatives of the fields of pharmaceuticals, banking, energy, cosmetology, telecommunications and insurance.

Italy is a suitable country for business tourism, because it can rightfully be considered the embodiment of an ideal balance between a rich culture and entrepreneurship. A large number of exhibitions, seminars, conferences and presentations are held here annually. Italy will be a discovery in the field of incredibly diverse national cuisine, dance, architecture and painting for a simple tourist. Here, you can fully feel the Italians' hot temperament, learn a lot about winemaking, sunbathe on sunny beaches with azure water, or go skiing from high mountains.

What is definitely worth doing while visiting this country? Surely a boat ride on a gondola along the Grand Canal of Venice immediately comes to mind under the watchful eye of a gondolier in a striped shirt and straw hat. Or creative photography with the leaning tower of Pisa. You were not in Italy if you did not freeze in admiration at the sight of the Cathedral of Milan, did not try to see the Pope in the Vatican, or did not overeat the most delicious pizza in Naples.

Entrepreneurship in the “land of wine and sun” is developing rapidly and very extensively. About 80% of enterprises are “family” businesses, which positively affects the fulfillment of tax obligations and the stable conduct of business, but interferes with the flexibility of the economy. The main volume of industrial production here is the extraction of minerals - mercury, silver, copper and iron ore. Italy occupies an important place in the global textile production market - about 4% of shoe exports are concentrated here.

It also holds a leading position among countries of the world in fishing and seafood, as well as their processing. This also includes the olive and grape industries, the cultivation of almonds and citrus fruits. Italy takes second place in the EU as a producer of ferrous metals, and in the world as a manufacturer of railway rolling stock, refrigerators, washing machines, furniture and garments. Italy is known to all as the birthplace of Ferrari and ranks third in the world in the production of racing cars.