Advertising has always been a part of urban spaces, but with advancing technology and shifting expectations, its form, role, and impact are increasingly becoming topics of discussion. Digital displays, dynamic screens, and creative advertising solutions offer new opportunities but also bring challenges related to urban aesthetics, environmental concerns, and residents’ quality of life.

Stock Polska has opened a distillery in Lublin, which is one of the company’s largest investments in technology, ecology, and regional development this year.

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On 20 November 2024, we had the honour of hosting His Excellency Stephen Mubiru, Ambassador of the Republic of Uganda, and Ms Jessica Namuddu, Second Secretary at the Embassy of Uganda, during their first official visit to #Lublin. The meeting aimed to discuss opportunities for cooperation between Poland and Uganda and was attended by our team from the Strategy and Investor Relations Department, represented by: Dr Mariusz Sagan, Marcin Garbowski, and Michał Furmanek.

On October 29, 2024, the URBACT IV Monitoring Committee selected 116 URBACT Good Practices from the 249 submissions received during the call that ran from April 15 to June 30, 2024. The URBACT Good Practice label is awarded to urban initiatives that are effective, participatory, integrated, relevant, and easily transferable to other European cities.

Medisept, a leading producer of medical disinfectants in Poland, launched the next phase of its ambitious investment strategy on October 25, this time in the Special Economic Zone in Felin, Lublin.

The summer months proved to be a successful period for Lublin in terms of the tourist season. In the third quarter of 2024, 630,000 people visited the city for leisure, marking a 10% increase compared to the same period last year. Across the entire Lublin Metropolitan Area (LMA), the number of visitors reached 850,000, including both Polish and international tourists. From the start of the year until the end of September, Lublin welcomed nearly 1.5 million tourists, while the LMA recorded almost 2 million visitors.

Lublin Airport has opened a new cargo terminal, an investment worth nearly PLN 18 million. This modern facility will enable the handling of all types of air cargo. The terminal is a state-of-the-art warehouse and transhipment hall, covering almost 2,000 square metres, including specialised areas for handling hazardous materials, valuable shipments, and perishable goods. The facility is designed to offer top-tier services for cargo handling, import, export, and storage across Poland, Europe, and beyond.

Residents of Lublin, along with other property owners in the city, can now pay property tax, agricultural tax, forest tax, and combined financial obligations without any commission fees using the popular BLIK system. This new digital service is available through the mObywatel mobile app and the obywatel.gov.pl website, introduced as part of the pilot launch of the government's ePayments platform in Lublin.

Lublin Station has been awarded the Lodołamacz Statuette in the "Friendly Space" category. The awards, which recognize individuals and institutions dedicated to supporting people with disabilities, were presented during today’s (September 11) Gala of the "Lodołamacze" Competition for Socially Sensitive Employers. Lublin hosted this year’s event, which took place at the Centre for the Meeting of Cultures.

On Saturday, September 14, we celebrated the official opening of the 20th Lublin Science Festival. The special anniversary gala took place in the historic Old Theatre, offering a chance to reflect on previous editions. The event featured an artistic performance by Never Give Up, a band composed of staff and doctoral students from the University of Life Sciences in Lublin.

TRILUX has officially opened its new production and development plant in Swidnik near Lublin. The German market leader in professional lighting has invested some €32 million in the new plant to increase production capacity and its presence in Central and Eastern European markets, and to be even closer to customers. The opening ceremony was attended by some 250 guests, including employees, executives and representatives of the political and business world. The investment creates new economic development opportunities for the Lublin region and proves that Poland, despite the general economic slowdown in Europe, remains attractive to foreign investors.

NOYEN is a Polish family-owned company that is one of the few in the industry to offer comprehensive industrial cleaning solutions. Its portfolio includes not only cleaning machines and proprietary industrial chemicals, but also testing in its own laboratory, outsourced cleaning services and customer audits.