The global travel platform, Hey Travelista was launched in 2018 by Australian techpreneur Tony Low, focused on offering premium five star accommodation packages at 30-70 percent off retail prices. Most, if not all, of our packages come with innovative value added inclusions like spa treatments, food and beverage credits, transportation to and from the airport, and even a one time dinner at Michelin Star Restaurant for two! Mr. Low saw the global market potential of offering luxury holidays and exceptional accommodations to the modern traveller and is now taking on the online travel big guns, like Secret Escapes and Luxury Escapes.
LGBT+Supporters Marched in the Tokyo Rainbow Pride Parade
Congratulations Tokyo! The 2019 Tokyo Rainbow Pride was Japan’s biggest Pride ever with an estimated 10,000 people marching in the family-friendly pride parade, and an additional 170,000 people attending the two-day festival, celebrating equality for all. What a sight to see as rainbow flags and colourful signboards flew high, brightly waving in the clear blue sky as thousands of members of the local LGBT+ community and supporters flooded the streets of Shibuya Ward, in the capital of Japan! This years theme was ‘I have pride aru ga mama o hokorÅ’, which translates to ‘Be proud of who you are’. TThe Pride was sponsored by a record-breaking 278 companies and organizations, including big names like NTT Corp., Sony Corp. and Google Inc. as well as rapidly expanding media company BuzzFeed and flourishing music streamer Spotify.
Business Success: Expanding into the Chinese Market
Are you ready to expand your business into the thriving Chinese market? Or maybe you are an entrepreneur ready to cash in on the world's largest and fastest-growing e-commerce market? There are plenty of opportunities in China’s 600 billion dollar industry for companies that act quickly!
Primasia Corporate Services is your e-commerce partner in China. We offer China e-commerce solutions which can help you find the most suitable online sales platforms for your business, assist with account set-up and management, as well as with logistics and after-sales management services. Those wanting to enter into the Chinese market successfully MUST do their research, otherwise you may be setting yourself up for a quick exit. Studies show that the difficulties small and medium businesses frequently have with their Chinese partners are caused by lack of understanding of three main things-- the local laws, the consumer market, and social and cultural context.
When setting up your company in China, here are three things to keep in mind: Click here to read the full article.
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