Nicely Made in China Partners

SHANGHAI TRIO / HANDCRAFTED ACCESSORIES (Sponsored article)

April 27th, 2012 Posted in HANDCRAFTED ACCESSORIES

Apr, 27 2012

: Virginie Fournier, the founder of Shanghai Trio.

: A Shanghai Trio shirt case nicely made in China. Travellers love it!

: The Shanghai Trio vanity case rice measure. It comes in 3 sizes and 3 colors.

: Shanghai Trio has now opened a store on the 3rd floor of the Mori tower – also known as the World Financial Center – on the Pudong side of Shanghai.

Nicely Made in China (NMiC) is delighted to welcome a new partner. Readers who’ve been following Nicely Made in China since the beginning are already well acquainted with Shanghai Trio and its founder Virginie Fournier. In the following interview she tells us what’s new at Shanghai Trio.

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ACCESSORIES, SHANGHAI

PARENTHÈSES / HONG KONG FRENCH BOOKSTORE (sponsored article)

September 11th, 2011 Posted in BOOKSTORE, HONG KONG

Sep, 11 2011

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: Madeline Progin, Parenthèses bookstore owner in Lan Kwai Fong, Hong Kong.

: Parenthèses sells books on all subjects: fiction, travel guides, school manuals, coffee table books, as well as DVDs with subtitled French movies.

: Jenny (L), Madeline (C) and Emmanuelle (R) – part of the Parenthèses bookstore team.

: The French bookstore Parenthèses – a cultural oasis in the midst of Lan Kwai Fong.

Nicely Made in China’s (NMiC) latest partner is the Hong Kong French bookstore Parenthèses run by Swiss-born Madeline Progin and French-born Emmanuelle Le Moing. They are both long term Hong Kong residents. We met Madeline in the bookstore, which covers 150sq.m, and is located in the heart of Lan Kwai Fong. It beckons book-lovers to browse through the latest francophone publishers’ books, with fiction and non-fiction, french magazines and French DVDs. Nicely Made in China met Madeline for a chat.

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HONG KONG

TRAVEL STONE – TRAVEL AGENT (Sponsored article)

July 8th, 2011 Posted in BEIJING, TRAVEL AGENTS

Jul, 08 2011

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: Serge Pierrard, one the two founders of Travel-Stone photographed in Hong Kong’s maze-like mid-levels markets.

: The Travel-Stone team knows all there is to know about travelling in China.

: Travel-Stone can help you find the best spots in Beijing. Here the Houhai lake area, one of the most well known part of Beijing for entertainment.

: Travel-Stone regularly organizes trips to Xinjiang, a little-known part of Western China.

Exotic names on maps of far away lands can make you dream and plan for a wonderful trip, but the dream can easily turn into a nightmare when it comes to booking flights, hotels, and cars! Two young Frenchmen, Serge Pierrard and Nicolas Berbigier, have set up a travel agency – Travel Stone – in Beijing to help make your dream come true and avoid the nightmare.

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TRAVEL

CENTRE O – BUSINESS CENTRE / Hong Kong (Sponsored article)

June 22nd, 2011 Posted in BUSINESS CENTRES, CITIES, HONG KONG

Jun, 22 2011

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: Josephine Lau, Centre O’s owner in her business centre premises between Admiralty and Wanchai in Hong Kong.

: The view over Admiralty from one of Centre O’s offices in Hennessy road, Hong Kong.

: One of the larger office (330 Sq.Ft) in Centre O business centre in Hong Kong.

: An office suitable for two work stations with a view over Victoria harbour in Centre O business centre in Hong Kong.

Today we have the pleasure to introduce Josephine Lau, owner of Centre O – a business centre in Hong Kong located at 8 Hennessy Road, Wanchai. If you are looking to set up a new office in the right location at the right price, Josephine can help you. Centre O targets small-medium sized businesses with limited resources, offering both virtual offices and those which can accommodate 1-5 work stations.

Josephine, a native Hong Konger, is in her early 30′s and speaks 3 languages – Cantonese, Mandarin and English. Below she tells Nicely Made in China (NMiC) readers about her company and how she can help you set up shop in Hong Kong.

Josephine, can you please tell us a bit about yourself?

I am a Hong Konger educated in England where I spent 13 years. After my GCSE’s and A levels, I went on to the university of Hertfordshire where I earned a degree in Business Administration. I returned to Hong Kong in 2004 where I worked as a merchandiser in the fashion industry for 5 years before switching to the service industry. That’s when I got the idea of running my own business. I like the challenge of being an entrepreneur and I feel close to the people who rent offices from us. I love seeing my clients starting from scratch and growing.

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BUSINESS CENTRE, HONG KONG