The Franz Josef Strauss Airport in Munich is the most modern major airport in Europe. It is the second most-important hub of the German company Lufthansa, the second largest airlines in Europe. It plays a leading role and is strongly integrated into Star Alliance’s dense international network. The airport has ranked for years among the fastest growing top airports on the continent. The London aviation research institute Skytax recognized Munich’s airport as the best airport in Europe in 2008.

Munich’s main train station is one of the three largest train stations in Germany. Around 350,000 passengers daily frequent it. The train station is the end point for some of the most important lines of the German rail’s express network, offering excellent connections to Nuremberg, Augsburg and Wuerzburg.

The high-speed telecommunications sector here guarantees not only a broadband network throughout Bavaria, but numerous ring lines, which various suppliers have installed inside Bavarian cities.

Millions of visitors who attend trade shows at the Bavarian trade fair centers in Munich and Nuremberg every year have also come to appreciate the excellent infrastructure. The exhibit centers enjoy first-class national and international reputations, and rank among the most important national and international trade fair centers. The success of the trade show centers is in large measure due to the wide variety of their event portfolio.