by Julius Michaelis | Nov 26, 2018 | Central America, El Salvador, LATAM |
Apart from the excellent coffee bean that the nation is famous for, the Salvadoran economy is dependent on exports of sugar, gold, and textiles, while having a well-developed pharmaceutical industry thanks to an increased participation of Indian investors in the... 
by Diego Ciudad Real | Nov 10, 2018 | Central America, El Salvador, LATAM |
El Salvador has become a new destination for those investors who are looking for new opportunities in countries with unexplored yet booming economies. One of the major reasons is that El Salvador has been able to maintain a stable economy for over a decade. Even... 
by Ryan Clarke | Nov 1, 2018 | Central America, El Salvador, LATAM |
With positive GDP growth of 2.3% in 2017, El Salvador is one of many Latin American nations slowly developing into houses of economic prosperity and stability for those who wish to move their operations abroad. Despite being the smallest nation in all of Central... 
by Andrew Doerflinger | Oct 2, 2018 | Central America, El Salvador, LATAM |
In recent years, El Salvador has been positioning itself as a new and attractive destination for foreign investors to conduct trade. Determined not to be left behind, the tiny Central American country has been quietly opening its doors to foreign trade. This is... 
by Toby Feldman | Sep 17, 2018 | Argentina, Brazil, Central America, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, LATAM, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Press Releases, Uruguay |
Today marks the 4th anniversary of Biz Latin Hub – 4 years of bringing business to Latin America. In early September 2014, our founders, Mr Craig Dempsey and Mr David Wright, noticing a need for quality, bi-lingual and local market entry and back-office services,... 
by Toby Feldman | Sep 5, 2018 | Central America, El Salvador, LATAM |
Despite having the nickname of the “30-minute country” ranging to “45 minutes” depending on the travel blog that you read, El Salvador is not a country to be overlooked as a business jurisdiction. The country of just 6.5 million habitants has a...