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Three Global Discovery Expeditions destinations:
Using our in-depth country knowledge and experience we have put together example regions (blocs) where we believe international business and commerce is dynamic and produces positive results
• ASIA-PACIFIC • EUROPE • NORTH AMERICA
Asia-Pacific
Australia: with growing trade across Asia-Pacific places Australia strongly in the global marketplace. China and Japan are now the country’s top two-way trading partners.
Long established commercial ties with the UK (and Europe) and a Free Trade Agreement with the USA give businesses in Australia a truly global reach. The UK and USA are also among the country’s top trading partners.
Australia’s economy performed well through the global financial crisis in 2008-9. It did not suffer as acutely as other developed economies, and has a good track record for a dynamic and dependable market place in times of economic uncertainty.
China: is the one of the world’s fastest growing and best performing economies. Changes are underway – moving up the value chain from low-cost manufacturing. Many clusters of sophisticated industries are now emerging.
With distinct geographical & cultural differences, the Chinese market is full of energy, drive and risks. China is the world’s largest ICT market, with an increasing appetite for luxury goods too.
As with any fast-growing economy there are many diverse opportunities.
Hong Kong (SAR): one of the most open and business-friendly environments in the world, Hong Kong offers excellent opportunities for commerce.
Not only is Hong Kong an attractive market in its own right and a springboard in to the Mainland China market, it is also an ideal base for Asia-Pacific operations. Hong Kong is easily accessible by excellent rail, road and air transport links to the Pearl River Delta (PRD), which is cited as the ‘workshop of the world’.
There are opportunities in Medical Services, Educational services, Testing and Certification, Innovation, ICT, Creative industries, and Environmental Technology.
Singapore: an international financial centre and trading hub for the region, with excellent transport connectivity. Numerous Free Trade Agreements have enabled Singapore to network into global economies that contribute 60% of global GDP.
Strong protection laws and enforcement of Intellectual Property rights has strengthened Singapore’s reputation as a trustworthy centre of international banking, trade finance, maritime finance, insurance, treasury operations, and asset and wealth management within the region.
Singapore is also fast emerging as centre for centralized (shared) services. Opportunities exist across all sectors.
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