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You are addicted to France, become addicted to Lyon ! ALAIN GALLIANO, VICE PRESIDENT OF “GRAND LYON LA METROPOLE” IN CHARGE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS 2014, A KEY YEAR FOR LYON INTERNATIONAL ATTRACTIVNESS 2015, the Eurostar service direct from London to Lyon will connect UK to France 10 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT LYON 1. POWERFUL Capital of the Rhone-Alps Region 2nd french metropolis, 2nd business center after La Défense, Paris 1,3 million inhabitants +5% in 5 years 1st French region in terms of energy production Favorite French region for young professionals 2. CONNECTED AIR CONNECTIONS Lyon-Saint-Exupery airport ∣ 8.4 million passagers in 2014 ∣ 115 direct destinations Rhônexpress ∣ Linking the Lyon-Saint-Exupery Airport with the city center TGV CONNECTIONS 3 TGV stations, 100 TGV / day from Lyon Part-Dieu 45 daily connections with Paris Rhin - Rhône Line: Lyon / Francfurt direct in 5h45 Lyon / Barcelona direct in 3h45 Lyon / Turin - Milan after 2020 From May 1st, 2015: direct route London/Lyon by Eurostar A CENTRAL LOCATION 1 hour from Alps 2 hours from Mediterranean Sea Less than 30 minutes from vineyards (Beaujolais and Rhône Valley) 3. HISTORIC PART OF THE UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE 200 « traboules » ı A Curious Caracteristic of Lyon Renaissance District 2000 years of History ©Marine Perrin The Pink Tower, Vieux Lyon Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière St Nizier Church (‘Flamboyant’ style) View from the ‘Saône’ River ‘Hôtel-Dieu’ Bartholdi Fountain © Vincent Formica w © Grand Lyon ı Abundant Heritage ©Marie Perrin ı Fourvière Hill ı The Old City ı A Part of the Presqu’Île © Grand Lyon A site: Vieux Lyon © Edmund Hazlewood since 1998 4. LIVELY & ARTISTIC DIVERSITY OF CULTURAL EVENTS AND CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS Nuits Sonores ı Electronic Music – 130 000 spectators Museum of Fine Arts ı Le Petit Louvre Les Nuits de Fourvière ı Performing Arts – 157 000 spectators The Biennal of Contemporary Art Lyon National Orchestra Institut Lumière 200 000 spectators The Dance Biennal Lumière Film Festival ı 76 400 spectators Festival of Lights ı Past Heritage of the City for 150 Years ı Over 3 Million Visitors during 4 Days 85 000 spectators Musée des Confluences ı 300 000 visitors since December 2014 Museum of Contemporary Arts 5. GOURMET © Grand Lyon ı Described by the famed food critic Curnonsky as « the world capital of gastronomy » in 1935 ı 14 Michelin starred restaurants, ı Famous chefs: Paul Bocuse, Georges Blanc, Christian Têtedoie, Pierre Orsi, Guy Lassausaie, Mathieu Viannay… ı Terre de vignobles mondialement connus : * Beaujolais, Vallée du Rhône (Saint-joseph, Côte-rôtie, Condrieu…) © Grand Lyon French Capital of Gastronomy 4 300 restaurants and bouchons SIRHA World Hospitality and Food Service Event internationally renowned trade show ı 2 900 exhibitors in 2013 ı Over 185 000 visitors – 23 000 international visitors ı from 138 countries, 19 000 chefs ı By 2018, Inside a remarkable building: Hôtel-Dieu 3 ambitions: Exploration, Innovation & Transmission Exhibitions, Conferences, Shows, Cooking workshops… © Elina Cité de la Gastronomie: 6. SUCCESSFULL 1st 17th 18th 19th 40th 3rd Business friendly town in France International metropolis for its innovative economic vision 4 Most attractive city Worldwide World position for quality of life5 European metropolis for real estate attractiveness 3 Favourite destination in France according to Trip Advisor ahead of Hong Kong and Frankfurt (1) L’Express-L’Expansion 2014 (2) IBM Global Location Trends 2014 (3) Emerging Trend in Real Estate in Europe, PwC & Urban Land Institute, 2014. (4) 2thinknow Innovation Cities™ Global Index, 2014. (5) MERCER, 2014 7. ATTRACTIVE Investments 80 new investments in 2014 and another 1922 job creations. Real Estate 874 M€ invest in Lyon tertiary real estate market in 2014 A new record! 6th most attractive city in Europe for real estate with one of the biggest demand and lowest vacancy rate 8. AVANT-GARDIST © Brice Robert ©Sogelym-Dixence MAJOR URBAN PROJECTS PREPARING THE FUTURE Carré de Soie, a plural, fertile and regenerated/renewed place © Ciancia © Asylum Biodistrict Gerland, symbol of the Health and Biotechnologies strategy © Asylum Lyon Confluence, extension of a sustainable and balanced city center Lyon Part-Dieu, 2nd French business center 9. INNOVATIVE 3 sectors as driving force of Lyon’s economy Vaccine manufacturing facility More than 1000 50 000 JOBS CLINICAL TRIALS EACH YEARS 3 MAIN SECTORS 35 000 jobs in the private sectors (+ 6% in 5 years) 2 e HUB IN FRANCE 42 000 JOBS More than 60 000 Jobs in the HEALTH SECTOR, of which Digital © Brice Robert 1 ST Clean-Tech ©Sogelym-Dixence Life Sciences Energy, Transports, Chemistry / Material and 7 000 companies 10. SMART University Major university hub after Paris st 1 (20 universities, elite graduate schools and institutes in Lyon and Saint-Etienne) Innovation 1st Smart city in France 200 M€ invested By private and public partners to fund main projects between 2012 and 2016 130,000 students1 50 M€ 13,000 foreign students1 100 public & private partners EM Lyon ranked 8th best European Business School IAE Lyon Business Administration School, ranked 10th in France 575 M€ in funding within the framework of the Campus Plan 1 PRES 2013 invested by NEDO Japonese New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization innovative projects Strengthen territorial actors’ innovation capacity Preserve energy resources, manage consumption Manage, anticipate, regulate trafic flows and invent new ways of planning the city Engaged into Facilitate urban life by developin g new services SMART CITY 1st smart city in France1 A global approach ∣ Energy, Mobility, New Services, Economic Development, Environment, Town Planning… Inhabitants at the heart of the strategy A collaborative project ∣ Through concrete actions and direct benefits ∣ With the involvment of various actors of Lyon: companies, citizens, academic and institutionnal partners… 40 experimentations 200 M€ 50 M€ invested invested by NEDO By private and public partners to fund main projects between 2012 and 2016 Japonese New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization 1 m2ocity ranking, 11/2013 Experimentations ∣ At different territorial levels, to show concrete evidence and try innovative solutions 100 public & private partners Engaged into innovative projects SMART CITY: 4 MAIN FIELDS Strengthen territorial actors’ innovation capacity Preserve energy resources, manage consumption Manage, anticipate, regulate trafic flows and invent new ways of planning the city Facilitate urban life by developing new services LIONEL FLASSEUR DIRECTOR OF THE ONLYLYON PROGRAMME 1 1 BRAND 2 26 PARTNERS 13 INSTITUTIONAL FOUNDING PARTNERS Local authorities Grand Lyon la métropole City of Lyon Rhône County Tourism Lyon Tourism and Conventions Eurexpo Exhibition Centre Lyon Convention Centre Lyon Airports « Aéroports de Lyon » 13 PRIVATE PARTNERS Economic Organizations Invest in Lyon (ADERLY) Lyon Chamber of Commerce & Industry (CCI) University of Lyon CGPME Rhône MEDEF Rhône Rhône Chamber of Skilled Trade 1 MISSION 3 Strenghtening Lyon’s attractiveness IN A VERY COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT Rankings ı 1st French « Business Friendly » city L’Entreprise/Expansion 2014 ı 1st european city for a « city break » in 2015 The Telegraph Travel - 2014 ı 3rd favorite destination for international travelers TripAdvisor - 2014 ı 1st smart and connected city in France M2o city 2014 ı 1st french city the most attractive for the executive APEC - 2014 ı 2nd ı 15th artistic city of France Journal des Arts - Novembre 2013 city the most attractive for foreign investors Financial Times – FDI Intelligence/European Cities and Regions of the future 2014 Attract ı More investors ı More tourists ı More talents 4 1 TOPIC From gastronomy, culture, quality of life, innovation and economic dynamism to real estate. 5 1 DEDICATED TEAM 1 Communication Increase Lyon’s notoriety 1 2 Network management Invest and coordinate the networks 2 3 Press and public relations Increase the international media exposure 3 4 Social media management Coordinate the social networks 5 Partnerships Coordinate and expand the partnerships 6 1 CORE TARGET CIBLE : “BUSINESS & LEISURE TRAVELERS” + 4 TIMES / YEAR ı ı ı ı ı ı ı Circle 1 ST & MT IMPACT Paris London Franckfurt (et/ou Munich) Amsterdam Milano Brussels Circle 2 MT & LT IMPACT Dubaï ı New York ı Boston ı Montréal ı Shanghai, Canton ı Hong Kong ı Séoul ı Tokyo ı Moscou ı Sydney ı Sao Paulo 7 1 CAMPAIGN 8 20 000 AMBASSADORS ONLYLYON, international promotion of the Lyon region 8 foreign correspondents 2 600 international Ambassadors 9 650 000 FANS 10 1 SKYROOM A new strategic tool To promote Lyon internationally At the top of Oxygene Tower, at the heart of Part-Dieu business district A unique location to welcome investors, prospects, official delegations, national and international journalists BONUS Lyon Confluence A new city centre Musée des Confluences EURONEWS headquarter Hikari buildings LYON CONFLUENCE CREATIVE AREA 550 COMPANIES 15 000 JOBS 25 000 long term 1 000 000 sq. m² at the end 500 000 sq. m done 200 000 sq. m phase2 76 000 sq. m DELIVERY 2015 2015 : MAIN DELIVERY TERRALTA ▶ 10,000 sq. m. of office space ▶1200 sq. m. of ground-floor business space ▶Projects master : EUROSIC ▶ Architects : SOHO Architectes INCITY ▶ 44,145 sq. m. of offices ▶36 floors and a capacity of nearly 2700 people ▶Owner: Sogelym Dixence. ▶Architects: Valode et Pistre /Atelier de la Rize. ▶Occupants: SNCF and Caisse d’Epargne Rhône-Alpes bank SILEX 1 ET SILEX 2 Silex 1 ▶ 11,500 sq. m. of office space ▶ 8 floors (9 levels) ▶Ground-floor businesses: 1500 sq. m. ▶ HQE, BREEAM and BBC-effinergie certified ▶ Architecte : AIA Architectes Silex 2 ▶30,000 sq. m. of office space ▶250 sq. m. of ground-floor business space ▶30 floors ▶107 meters high ▶HQE and BBC-effinergie certification ▶ Architecte : Ma ▶Architectes / Arte Charpentier OTHER MAIN PROJECTS Sky 56 ▶ 28,000 sq. m. of offices ▶4,000 sq. m. of ground-floor business space Silex 2 ▶50 m high (14 floors) ▶Projects master: ICADE ET CIRMAD ▶ HQE, BREEAM certified ▶Architects : CHAIX ET MOREL / AFAA 10 CULTURAL LINE UP Nuits Sonores – May 13-17 Les Nuits de Fourvière – June Biennale of Contemporary Art 2015, September 10 to 2016, Jan 3 Les Nuits de Fourvière – June Festival lumière – October 12 to 18