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ECG S.L. is seated in Valencia, the Spanish gateway to the Mediterranean

Read more about ECG S.L. and the charming city of Valencia, where our office is seated

Valencia has enjoyed strong economic growth in recent years. Most of it results from tourism and construction industries. Valencia is still working on major projects and infrastructures to get renewed and firmly enrooted for the new century.

Its main tourist attractions are to be found in its cultural wealth, infrastructure for business trips, a network of accommodation situated at clean beaches, its range of nature reserves and its variety of festivals and rich gastronomy. Valencia equals commerce, culture, cinema, theatre, museums, music and business. It’s a place for international and avant-garde design. Also it is one of the most attractive cities in Europe when it comes to fairs and conventions.

The Valencia Convention Centre is a constitutive example of the city's capabilities and consolidates. Valencia is an great venue for any commercial activity and cultural exchange. This place perfectly combines bold design with the most advanced equipment and technology that is available. Auditoriums with all kinds of facilities, conference rooms, restaurants, cafeterias, etc. all framed by 7,000 square metres of green space, with ponds and fountains that are ideal for rest and relaxation.

As you can see, Valencia is always a good tip for your trip! You won’t regret. Don’t waste your time and check your next journey to Valencia.

Valencia is the third-largest port city in Spain and the capital of the Land of Valencia and the province of Valencia. The province of Valencia is situated in the centre of the Spanish Mediterranean coastline and is the largest of the three which go to make up the Valencian community.The city of Valencia has a population of about 800.000 inhabitants. The population of the whole area is about 1,8 Mio. Only a few cities are able to combine so harmoniously remains from remote periods, with the most modern avant-garde buildings to be erected in the new millennium, like Valencia.

Thanks to its location, Valencia has been the Spanish gateway to the Mediterranean, with the special charm that seaport cities have.
The port of Valencia is one of the busiest on the Mediterranean costs and handles 20 % of Spain’s export. Main exports are food and beverages, furniture, ceramic tiles, fans, textiles and iron products. The manufacturing sector focuses on metallurgy, chemicals, textiles, shipbuilding and brewing.
Small and medium sized industries are an important part of the local economy too.

The two official languages spoken in the city are Spanish and Valencian. But due to political and demographic pressure in the past, the predominant language is Spanish. The local government makes sure it emphasizes the use of the local language. For instance, all signs and announcements in the Metro are in Valencian, with Spanish translations underneath in smaller type. In relation to street naming policy, new street signs when erected are always given the Valencian name for the street however the older street names bearing the Spanish names are only replaced when necessary. This results in a situation where in longer streets both languages can often be seen on street signs.

Valencia has become a famous convention centre for the whole of Europe, and a first-class meeting place for those who wish to expand their business, or take part in conferences and trade fairs and get in contact with potential new business partners.
It’s equipped with all facilities that are necessary to hold all kinds of conventions and business meetings. It has a top communications network providing easy access to the city and a huge variety of accommodation. The comfortable climate through the year guarantee a perfect stay to those who come to Valencia on a business trip. All this in a cosmopolitan city that makes it possible to combine business with pleasure and to enjoy the great leisure and cultural activities which are available, as well as the marvellous cuisine.