Did you know that Liège also has the 3rd largest river port in Europe? With the Meuse and the 100-metres high Citadel, which make it famous, the city has also managed to make a name for itself in the world of maritime transport including the port that connects to Antwerp through the Albert Canal. The ease of transporting goods has given Liège industry a significant boost, especially as this growing sector also serves the country's ecological interests.
Indeed, sea freight has been able to reduce traffic congestion and consequently pollution: a strong plus point for those interested in the environment! Liège is now an international hub attracting professionals from all over the world, who obviously stay in hotels and apartments and use the city's amenities.
Although Belgium has invested heavily in developing the city of Liège and encouraging real estate investments, Europe has also made an important contribution by focusing on its strategic location, which benefits the European transport network. More than 16 million euros have been granted to carry out projects in the Flemish region, notably for the extension of the Albert Canal.
Liège now attracts multinationals who have seen the potential of this city before others. ArcelorMittal, the largest steel producer in the world, has installed its new port to produce an advanced and innovative version of fortified steel - a material that has hugely important to the automotive industry.
The initiative of this multinational has encouraged others to do the same. The craze is such that hotels are now struggling to meet demand, especially with the rapid growth of business tourism. That's why we started the project to build a new hotel in the historic centre of Liège in collaboration with the hotel giant Radisson. Click here to find out more.
A true city of culture, Liège offers many activities to suit all tastes. You can go to the beautiful opera, which was completely renovated in 2012. There is also the Museum of the Great Curtius for lovers of Mosan art, weapons and religious art. A few feet underground is the famous Archéoforum, which still bears the traces of a civilization older than 9000 years. One thing is certain: in Liège, there is no shortage of sites and cultural activities. It's clear that investing in the hotel industry has never been more relevant!
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