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#1276508: You’re a marketer for a Moscow-based business. You’ve been selected to attend a trade fair over in Hong Kong. It’s important for the company as they’re thinking of setting up a branch there soon. What else do you think you should do while you’ll be staying in Hong Kong?

You’re a marketer for a Moscow-based business. You’ve been selected to attend a trade fair over in Hong Kong. It’s important for the company as they’re thinking of setting up a branch there soon. What else do you think you should do while you’ll be staying in Hong Kong?
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  • I should see the local sights, enjoy the food and do some shopping.
  • I should make new friends with my colleagues from abroad and learn from their experience.
  • I should study the local regulations and do market research, with a focus on direct competitors.

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Тематика: Маркетинговые исследования и ситуационный анализ Организация маркетинговых исследований на рынке корпоративных клиентов Предпринимательский маркетинг
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