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Tag Archives: Hong Kong
Business in China for Americans means hurry up and wait
Having moved around quite a bit during this trip – Tokyo to Hong Kong and then to Shenzhen, China I’ve been able to experience the stark contrasts of doing business in China with that of doing business in Japan or … Continue reading
Posted in Best business practices, Business in China, China
Tagged Business in China, Hong Kong, Lychee, Meetings in China, Shenzhen, tea in China
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International flight transfers – when you are there but not really there
It’s 4AM on Thursday on the U.S. East coast. But it’s 5PM Thursday in Japan – a place I have been to several times but not in a couple of years. I sit in the Delta SkyLounge at Narita International … Continue reading
Posted in Customer Experiences, Travel
Tagged Asahi, Hong Kong, Macau, MTR subway, Narita International Airport, Shenzhen, Travel to China, World University Games
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Hong Kong IS China
Even though I’ve been here less than 24 hours my initial impressions of Hong Kong are that it is much more Chinese than I anticipated. Now that might seem a bit strange but I had the idea that the British … Continue reading
Posted in Living in the World Today
Tagged American Century, China, Chinese Century, Hong Kong, Shanghai
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