The event is likely to attract more than 7,500 attendees. Last time the party was in Liverpool, the event generated £10m for the city with more than 200 meetings hosted at ACC Liverpool and 300 additional fringe meetings taking place elsewhere in the city.
The party first came to Liverpool in 2008, then again in 2010. Bob Prattey, chief executive of ACC Liverpool, said: "Lib Dems coming to us for a third time is further confirmation that Liverpool is stronger than ever as a conference destination.
"Each time, the economic impact benefit for the city was terrific and we received positive feedback about the venue and the city."
Lucy Billingsley, head of conference office at the Liberal Democrats, said: "We are confident that 2014 will be just as positive and look forward to returning to such a vibrant and dynamic city."
ACC Liverpool hosted the Labour Party Conference in September last year, which attracted 11,000 attendees, delivering a £15m boost to Liverpool’s economy.
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