Splendid investment possibilities are generated also by recently begun process of creating regional airports in Mazovia. Till 2013 four regional airports will be built in Sochaczew, Modlin, Minsk Mazowiecki and Radom.
One of Poland’s most important international roads - the future A2 motorway – runs from Berlin via Poznań, Sochaczew, Warsaw, Siedlce, to the border in Terespol and further to Minsk. Also of significant importance are the roads No. 7: Gdańsk – Mława – Płońsk – Warsaw – Grójec – Radom – Kraków, and No. 8 from Warsaw via Rawa Mazowiecka and Tomaszów Mazowiecki to Wrocław. Both roads are to be modernized to become expressways.
Creating a network of airports will raise the attractiveness of the region in economic and tourist terms. New and comfortable, but first of all cheap flights shall invite also modest customers. New airports will contribute to development of infrastructure and transport network. New roads, railway routes and, in future, metro shall be built. The areas nearby the airports will become more attractive for the investors which will result in the development of various branches of economy. Moreover, airports will be significant creators of new workplaces. Forecast conclusions estimate that each million of passengers will create 3 to 5 thousand of job places in aviation industry.
Over 600 thousand companies function in the region, of which over 20 thousand have foreign capital. Every third foreign investor in Poland has chosen Mazovia as the location of his investment or headquarters.
The economic possibilities, but also the natural virtues of Mazovia, guarantee that once you discover it, you can never be indifferent towards this country.
