45 business centers: Wales

If you are looking to find a suitable business centre in Wales - you have come to the right place. At MatchOffice we offer a vast array of rental options across all locations in Wales. We have created a platform to make your search even easier! Insert your criteria like the number of workspaces, square metres, location, facilities, etc. and check out all business centre in Wales that meet your expectations. Many companies in the UK have shown great interest and made a clear preference of serviced offices, rather than privately managed options. This choice was made upon a variety of factors that modern companies value today. Business centres are easier to manage. Basically, they don’t really need that much management. A tenancy agreement at a business centre in Wales provides with an officially registered location, ready to move-in workspaces and a sufficient working environment. All the necessary services are being taken care of and provided for you(daily cleaning, reception services, tech support, etc.) Business centres usually offer the best business addresses. While renting a private venue will require a long-term financial commitment - finding a great location is not that easy. However, modern business centre usually occupy some of the most prestigious addresses in town or are powerful enough to generate business activities in the area and transform the location.

Wales is a constituent member of the UK with a population of over 3.2 million residents. Situated on the western part of the mainland, Wales has three main medium-sized cities (Cardiff, Swansea and Newport) which make the largest budget contributions and other 19 local authorities which include large rural lands. Despite the fact that the country boasts great rural territories, agriculture and fishing only contribute about 1.5% of the overall GDP. On the contrary, the service sector contributes 66% and manufacturing around 31%. All main cities in Wales boast good transportation connections with large English cities. The majority of them are provided by road and rail. Commercial transportation of goods often takes place in the ten ports in Wales. For instance, Milford Haven is among the top five ports in the UK in terms of tonnage. Newport is the busiest port for iron and steel and Port Talbot is the third busiest for ores. Air connections in Wales might need further improvements, as the country has only one international airport Cardiff Airport and one that only serves domestic flights - Anglesey Airport.