AsiaLinks.com Asian Web Directory - Asian Business

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AsiaLinks.com is a daily updated on-line directory and technology newsletter that links you to Asia, one of the oldest online newsletters and directory sites on the Net, having published since 1992. We feature the popular Asian web blog where you can freely exchange ideas and opinions about everything from business opportunities or concepts to personal thoughts. And now, you can book your international travel flights, hotels, and car rentals direct from our web site, seamlessly powered by Asialinks partner, Expedia.com Asia Pacific. We also feature a free directory listing with upgrade options and advertising to help promote your web site to the greater Asian communities. We host a large number of business manufacturers and U.S. exporters (over 30,000 companies), including one of the most comprehensive business directories with Asian content. Our weekly Asian business newsletter published since 1992 is formerly the official web site of Asia Pacific Economic Review and the Asia Pacific Chamber of Commers. It offers you up-to-date technology, online, and offline business reports. You can look up and track international trade leads, business opportunities, market overviews, and key pending industrial projects in Asia Pacific countries.

Asialinks, Ltd., the corporation, is in the international trade business, focused on linking U.S. businesses to trade opportunities in Asia, and Asian businesses to opportunities in the U.S. and Canada. Other services include media and mobile marketing, and distribution services, e-commerce and tracking, on- and off- line distribution and marketing, and much more.

We welcome Peter Sakurai to our core management team, who ran the Asia Pacific operations for such prominent technology and health care companies as Virtual Vision and Sonicare (now Philipps), having brought in over a combined hundred million in business to those companies.