Today we can see many commercial actives seen with Americans and Koreans, as well as other foreign investors. Primary they have established clothing factories. Today Honduras produces a wide range of factories that will vary with items like oils, margins, soft drinks, beer, soap and paper. As we explore their trade market we can see the offer a few different commodities. Their traded items consist of coffee, clothing, timber, palm oil, pineapple, shrimp, beef, bananas, melons. Half of their trade is with the USA and followed with their Central Americas. When we look at labor men primary will work the fields women will work in tortilla making and children will labor in scaring birds, getting water and work as messengers to take their father lunch or meals. Children are expected to help out from the age of 6-12 which is a transition from playing to working.
Look at their political life their Government is the most important thing. They have two political parties the Liberals and Nationalists. Only since 1991 did they gain civil police. Their social welfare they have had a great influence of Evangelical Protestants. Their socialization is based on child rearing and educations. They do not necessarily discipline their children. Children are encouraged to play as groups which are near …show more content…
What I can see becoming a challenge is marketing to the locals a brand like Starbucks. Starbucks is considered a high end appeal. However, we would build our store in the city of Roatan. This will help us to market and attract the tourist. Here we have a high amount of tourist we have people flying in as well as many cruise lines embarking at the coast. This would help us to strategically market not Starbucks and our image nevertheless, help in marketing of Honduras making the best and finest coffee
Look at their political life their Government is the most important thing. They have two political parties the Liberals and Nationalists. Only since 1991 did they gain civil police. Their social welfare they have had a great influence of Evangelical Protestants. Their socialization is based on child rearing and educations. They do not necessarily discipline their children. Children are encouraged to play as groups which are near …show more content…
What I can see becoming a challenge is marketing to the locals a brand like Starbucks. Starbucks is considered a high end appeal. However, we would build our store in the city of Roatan. This will help us to market and attract the tourist. Here we have a high amount of tourist we have people flying in as well as many cruise lines embarking at the coast. This would help us to strategically market not Starbucks and our image nevertheless, help in marketing of Honduras making the best and finest coffee