Warsaw is one of the most rapidly expanding cities in Europe. The capital of Poland has been able to profit from the opportunity that it was given by the introduction of the free market and the development of democracy. The benefits of investment are visible everywhere. The city has become an enormous construction and reconstruction zone. Office and commercial buildings built in recent years house hundreds of businesses, research institutions, banks and international organizations that have chosen Warsaw for its central European location, its convenient transport infrastructure, its highly-developed telecommunication network, in addition to its economic and political stability.

Warsaw is also an attractive city in the tourism and cultural domain. Numerous international cultural events take place there. The repertoire is rich, with dozens of theatres, numerous concert halls, and cinemas that can satisfy even the most demanding public.

Located in the western half of Warsaw's business centre, the Hilton Warsaw & Convention Centre is situated next to the numerous business headquarters and financial institutions that have recently come to Warsaw, in addition to the city's business centre.