Business Grand Tour wants to recapture the concept of the historical Grand Tour, with a modern and economic perspective.
In our 21th century, countries and people are getting more connected and economies are developing thanks to the globalization. New technologies and the development of the means of transport made easier the communication and movements among countries.
In this context, Business Grand Tour aims to discover countries from an economic point of view, with a focus on their strengths, opportunities and specific features and analyzing how they are dealing in an increasingly globalized world.
Business Grand Tour wants to recapture the concept of the historical Grand Tour, with a modern and economic perspective.
In our 21th century, countries and people are getting more connected and economies are developing thanks to the globalization. New technologies and the development of the means of transport made easier the communication and movements among countries.
In this context, Business Grand Tour aims to discover countries from an economic point of view, with a focus on their strengths, opportunities and specific features and analyzing how they are dealing in an increasingly globalized world.
Business Grand Tour wants to recapture the concept of the historical Grand Tour, with a modern and economic perspective.
In our 21th century, countries and people are getting more connected and economies are developing thanks to the globalization. New technologies and the development of the means of transport made easier the communication and movements among countries.
In this context, Business Grand Tour aims to discover countries from an economic point of view, with a focus on their strengths, opportunities and specific features and analyzing how they are dealing in an increasingly globalized world.
Sources: World Bank, International Monetary Fund,
EY, RsA Asia
Sources: World Bank, International Monetary Fund,
EY, RsA Asia
Sources: World Bank, International Monetary Fund,
EY, RsA Asia
Samoa lies south of the equator, about halfway between Hawaii and New Zealand, in the Polynesian region of the Pacific Ocean. Population is around 185,000. To promote closer business ties with Australia and New Zealand, Samoa switched sides of the International Date Line in 2011 with a change of 24 hours (leaving US time zone to join Australia time zone).
