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Shenzhen moves fast, and so should your itinerary.⚡ From sourcing electronics and fashion to local food, shopping, and a quick escape to the coast, here's how to make the most of your time in Shenzhen. Save this guide for your next business trip. 📍 #Shenzhen# #ChinaTravel# #BusinessTravel# #Sourcing# #ShenzhenTravel# #ChinaBusiness# #Huaqiangbei# #Ecommerce# #CJdropshipping# #CJTravel#

🌏✈️ Business travel just got easier in western Guangdong! As 2026 marks the APEC “China Year,” Zhanjiang Wuchuan International Airport has upgraded dedicated services for APEC Business Travel Card holders, offering priority check-in, security screening, boarding and streamlined border clearance. The airport is the only one in western Guangdong to provide these services. The APEC Business Travel Card offers visa-free entry to 16 APEC economies, including Russia, Vietnam and Indonesia, with a five year validity period. 🚀🌐 A new boost for cross-border business and Asia Pacific opportunities! 👉 Read more: #APEC# #China# #Zhanjiang# #Airport# #Travel# #Business# #Trade# #Asia# #Economy# #Investment# #Global# #Opportunity#

China will extend the maximum stay for APEC Business Travel Card holders in the country from 60 to 90 days, effective Nov 1, 2026, the Foreign Ministry’s Department of Consular Affairs announced today.

Emirates and Dubai Chambers have signed an MoU to help Dubai-based SMEs and startups expand globally through seamless logistics, international connectivity, and business travel rewards. Read more:

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🚨 IRAN EXECUTES THREE MEN ACCUSED OF SPYING FOR ISRAEL AND THE US Iran executed three men on Sunday in connection with January’s anti-regime protests, accusing them of carrying out operations for Israel and the United States. The victims were identified as Hassan Divband, Hamid Kazemi and Reza Zanganeh. Zanganeh, 27, was a newly married auto mechanic accused of collaborating with Mossad. According to human rights group Hengaw, people close to him said the allegations stemmed from his work repairing foreign vehicles and previous business travel abroad. The executions follow a broader crackdown on Iranian protesters, with human rights organizations warning of unfair trials and politically motivated death sentences. Iran's espionage allegations have not been independently verified. Sources: Reuters, Iran International, Hengaw

Navan is a $7B public company today. I asked @orenzeev about watching it go from a $90M run rate to zero the month COVID hit: "That never happened to me in my career. In February 2020 they were about a $90M run rate, growing like a rocket ship. By April it was zero. Business travel went to zero, and it took much longer to come back than consumer travel. One of the reasons I have so much confidence in Navan is that they survived this. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. I've never seen a business go from a rocket ship to zero with no visibility on when it comes back."

An example that there are always trades in the market. $NAVN +12% in a ~couple weeks while sentiment & flows for semis/bottlenecks has fallen off. If anyone wants a Navan investment thesis: Navan is a corporate travel and expense platform. I believed that the market punished the stock (-22%) after Q2 earnings for no good reason. Plus, I also heard some pretty big investors bought the dip aggressively. It makes sense to follow the flows sometimes when fundamentals align. - Total GBV rose 45% to >$3B driven by new customers, ramping cohorts, and expansion of installed base. - Enterprise customers: Continued momentum in the enterprise market. - AI platform adoption: Over 50% of AI calls now run on Navan's proprietary models, with its AI support agent handling about 60% of customer interactions. Ultimately, investors were disappointed because they reported rising op. costs and expanded op. losses. But the market completely overlooked the fact that corporate traven demand has skyrocketed w/ business travel in the US generating $624B in GDP (Global Business Travel Association). Going forwards, I believe that enterprises will look for AI-native solutions that save them time and money while also resulting in better outcomes for the customer. From what I hear, Navan's AI is pretty sweet. ***I have taken profits to bolster my cash piles. Also, $IOT is flat over the same period.