Under the sway of former empires, Riga was one of the largest and most advanced industrial and port cities in old Europe. Today, though, the city is known for its cultural and architectural heritage, but also wants to shine in the meetings and events industry.
The character of the classic buildings and contemporary spaces in Riga and Jūrmala reflect the present and future of meetings in Latvia. The rapid development of the local infrastructure has been complemented by the renovation of its cultural centres, warehouses and vintage hotels, which now boast bespoke event facilities, state-of-the-art technology and integrated services.
In a country that has the fifth highest percentage of land covered by forests in the European Union, with around 56% of the territory’s total area, sustainability also runs neck and neck with Latvia’s legacy and values. This very supplement also tells you how Latvia has become the new business hub for 'New Nordic Meetings.'
On the following pages, you will find an indepth and detailed handbook on how to set up your event in this fast-developing country. Enjoy the read!
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