Business travel always offers a unique perspective, and our recent trip through Asia was no exception. From the vibrant streets of Singapore to the tech markets of Shenzhen, each city not only offered new business opportunities, but also a rich cultural immersion. Here I share some of the highlights of this multifaceted trip.
Singapore
Our first stop was Singapore, a city-state known for its efficiency and business-friendly environment. The meetings were productive and collaboration agreements were established in different sectors.
LEILOIO International established contacts to carry out international trade operations in Asia.
Shenzhen
The next destination was Shenzhen, known as the Silicon Valley of China. Visits to the headquarters of partner companies were fruitful. Shenzhen is a perfect location for startups and large companies that are shaping the future of global industry.
In between meetings, we visited the Huaqiangbei district, famous for being the largest electronics market in the world. The magnitude and variety of products available is overwhelming, a true paradise for technology lovers.
Shenzhen is a major electronics manufacturing center, a growing market that has earned the city the nickname “China’s Silicon Valley.”
Japan
The next stop was the land of the rising sun. The recent business trip to Japan was an enriching experience both professionally and personally.
Our first destination was Tokyo and the business meetings were held in the Marunouchi district, the capital’s business district. There, surrounded by the headquarters of major Japanese companies, we met with companies that shared valuable insights on trends in the buying and selling of commodities on a global scale.
The last stop on our trip was Osaka, and meetings focused on business and expansion opportunities in the Asian region.
Japan is a country in which we have been present to establish contacts with companies in the Asian market.
We travel to Asia to carry out commercial operations as international trade agents. Tokyo subway map.
