any advice visiting gaungzhou, china on business?
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No idea where gaungzhou is...if you are thinking Guangzhou...loads of things to do...depends on your cup of tea. You have to be more specific.
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You should check out these websites\nwww.thailandsupplies.com\nwww.agphq.com \nThey can help you do business in Asia! But www.thailandsupplies.com is updating their website you might just send them an email at info@thailandsupplies.com they can help!
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It is very obvious...\n\nSelect the place with China and India. You cant go wrong with reference to Population
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Chamber of commerce or the British embassy in China
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The china town buses.   $15 one way.  Lucky Star or Wung Wa.\nGoes from China town in NYC to South Station in Boston.
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That's true.\n\nIf you're doing business in Arabia, don't send a woman as a representative.\n\nIf you're doing business in China, don't send a young representative if you're meeting with older business partners.\n\nIf you're doing business in South America, don't expect them to be on time or on a strict schedule.\n\nIf you're doing business in Atlanta, pack a .45 Magnum.
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Yes - it's a lovely, exceedingly clean place to spend a couple of days, particularly if you need some retail therapy... I had a look at China Town (disappointing), Raffles hotel (nostalgia galore), Night Zoo (great!), and wandered around a lot during the day, and had drinks at several different country clubs at night. The array of food available is mindblowing, all excellent quality: my favourite was a Japanese restaurant tucked in one of high rise housing estates on the 14th floor.
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I say Shenzhen. Yes, although Beijing is home to the top 2 universities - what you'll get is fresh out of college students - top they may be - but they have little experience. Go Shenzhen - which is much more dedicated to industry. Beijing is too government - and if your company becomes really big - you'll inevitably have to give kickbacks to government officials.
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Suggest to him that you spend some time in Taiwan or China during the summers, to make up for any erosion of your Chinese. Rich memories of those experiences will keep Chinse burning bright in your mind.
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This is a big question and I am afraid that the list may not fit in here.\n\nCheck for yellow page for China, or you can also do research through some B2B sites, Soourcing magazine, trade magazine, industry group.
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Your subject is TOURISM IN TAIWAN. If you are looking for something big, already set-up, ready to go, and which has the ability to deal with foreign tourists (with signs in multiple languages, etc.) then I suppose the obvious choice is the National Palace Museum in Taipei.   That would be ART.  Next would be the National Science Museum in Taichung.  That would be SCIENCE.   There is also a big museum which opened in the southern end of the island -- Gaoxiong, a year or two back.  But sorry I forget the theme of it.
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Xian in China. its a great place to go if u get the chance
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It is a painful process to set up a business in China....too many thing and too many tips I would have to give you. \n\nBest thing to do is to find a local that you can TRUST....and get him to help you. Beware though...you could get raped (businesswise) in the process.
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The key is location - London is a big place!\n\nA store in a wapping side street will be much cheaper than a prime pitch in Picadilly. \n\nYou need a shop with plenty of passing trade, not tucked away down an alley. Large enough to display a good range and store your stock but not so big the rent cripples you. Look for old shops in the area you like which have been vacant for a while, the owners will be keen to rent it as they still have to pay rates on the property even if it's empty. Negotiate an initial rent-free period as an incentive for you to sign a lease - say 3 months. This will be a big boost in getting started. Other costs will include business rates (shop version of council tax) possible maintenance fees for the building, electricity (poss. gas but uncommon) phone etc. Also you'll need to factor in advertising costs - flyers / magazine or paper ad's / posters etc.\n\nLook around for shops which are being fitted out or demolished as you can oftern pick up display counters / window dressing supplies / clothes racks for free as they're being thrown out.\n\nAs for stock, you will make the best profits on items you import from abroad - particularly China as their goods are of nice quality, cheap and they trade in US $ so you get alot for your money at the moment with the exchange rate being so good. On average it takes about 2 - 3 months from placing your order to receiving it if shipping from China, sea freight is the most economical way of shipping and takes around 30 days. Make sure you are not caught out by the added costs of importing - when your items arrive they will have VAT / import duty added to them and you will have to pay some port fees / brokerage / clearing fees. For a shipment big enough to fill a couple of transit vans you'll pay approx. £300 - £400 in port fees with the VAT being applied at the relevant rate. Even with these added costs, you;ll still be getting the items cheaper than UK wholesalers will sell them for.\n\nGood wholesalers in CHina are easy enough to find on-line, don't be tempted to pay for a subscription service / wholesaler listing as these are usually pretty useless. A bit of a naughty tip - if you use a file sharing program like Limewire / bittorrent etc. you can set it to search for documents and search for 'wholesale list' 'wholesale supply' etc. and get a few lists for free, you may find something good there. (just remember to do a virus scan on any file you download before opening it)\n\nDon't be put off by the competition, alot of traders give up on an idea because there are alot of others doing it - you just have to make sure you are better, cheaper, offer superior service, deal with queries quicker and you'll win your share of the market. \n\nGood luck, I hope it goes well.
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I am running an import and export company out here in Shanghai. I can provide a huge range of products if you are interested including textiles, automobile spare parts, belts, bags, etc etc. \n\nDrop me a mail and we can chat.
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Go To China Town, and The Village. Have Dinner at Pasta Diro. NY is awesome you will have a blast