Capital cities have traditionally been at the centre of a country’s commercial concerns. They tend to be centrally located, acting – physically and metaphorically – as the core of the country’s existence. They become beacons to the international community, sending out a clear message that everything that the country stands for is embodied in this metropolitan powerhouse. No city embodies this tradition more than London – and nothing embodies global business more than London office space.
Because London is more than just another city. For most visitors to the UK, it is their first (and often only) destination. To the many tourists who visit, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, Beefeaters, red buses and cheerful cockneys are synonymous with London and synonymous with the UK in general. Choosing London office space for your business signals to international investors and cosmopolitan clients that your organisation is both distinctively British and inarguably international in its business practice.
But London’s reputation extends beyond its landmarks and tourist hotspots. Continue reading