Cardiff - Good For Business

"Keep the customer happy" - one of the foremost principles of business

. You'll find no better place for applying that principle than Cardiff City Centre, capitol city of Wales. In fact, Cardiff City workers have been named 'happiest rail commuters' by the Campaign for Better Transport. So even the trip to Cardiff starts your client's experience in a positive direction! With Bristol close by and London only a direct transport ride away, opportunities for business are always close to hand.

Modern day businessmen can keep a long-view perspective when surrounded by the history Cardiff affords. Cardiff Castle overlooks the city from the center of its history and culture. Roman soldiers, medieval knights, Victorian lords: they've all done business in Cardiff! Located in the Old Library, The Cardiff Story condenses the city's centuries of development which took it from small market town to the 'cosmopolitan capitol' it is today. From coal exporting port to modern waterfront, business has kept Cardiff City Centre alive and kicking for many years. A lot can be learned (and applied) by a stay in Cardiff.

However, even the most industrious of clients must eat, and Cardiff can handle that need as well as any city. Cardiff Bay offers traditional Welsh food at its tastiest. Mermaid Quay is lined with restaurants and cafes, offering cuisine from many cultures. Of course, man can't live on 'food' alone, so local tipples, Brains beer and Penderyn Whiskey can be found at the many pubs and bars throughout town. After wining and dining them, your customers will enjoy relaxing at the Church Guest House, a 4 star bed and breakfast Cardiff City Centre that is a true retreat from the hectic business day.

Perhaps spouses are along for the ride, or need a gift taken back to them after the meetings. Cardiff is home to seven historic arcades, each filled with unique shops, as well as more modern shopping centres. Whatever the budget, whatever the interest, whatever the need, you can find it shopping in Cardiff.

For the non-business hours, Cardiff entertains with a plethora of entertainment. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy watching (perhaps playing) a game of football. Millennium Stadium (just a short walk from Church Guest House and site for many a rugby game) is host to eleven football games during the 2012 Olympics. For cricket enthusiasts, Swalec Stadium is the venue of choice. Water sports can be had at Cardiff Bay.

Or perhaps your clients have a more genteel leaning. The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama might fit the bill, or a simple walk-about, gazing at the sometimes quaint, often majestic architecture of Cardiff's buildings, old and new. Modern day comics and musicians employ their art in the local pubs and cafes.

And, of course, the natural wonders and beauty of the Welsh countryside and seashore can inspire, relax, and refresh the most ardent of businessmen.

Just a few reasons for doing business in Cardiff: ease of transportation, historical environs, tasteful dining, shopping galore, diverse entertainment, natural beauty. Cardiff - it's good for business.

by: Claire Main

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