Global Perfect World deals with global tourism for 900 MN tourists with EUR 586 BN / USD 921 BN – with negotiating Projects and Investments, both movable and fixed, private and public, from and to Europe and overseas. These can involve mergers or takeovers of hotels, villas, resorts, castles or chalets. And a new feature: setting up these investments such as infrastructure projects, racetracks, racing cars and go-carts, luxury cars and luxury yachts. As well as other business transactions including jewellery, luxury watches, gems, uncut and cut diamonds and other precious stones and pearls, etc.

We are in contact with the Governor of California, who welcomes our initiative particularly for California.

This is a growing and flourishing sector, especially in the Arab Emirates with their petrodollars as well as the Wall Street and Hollywood dollars.

On the world's largest construction site, artificial islands are being created where luxury hotels and other infrastructures for tourism can be built. The price per island starts at about 10 million dollars (excluding buildings).

Backed by Swiss precision, thoroughness and exclusivity in the hotel industry as well as the construction sector, Global Perfect World is welcomed as a respected and preferred trading partner.

Dubai is also numbered among the world's rapidly growing cities. It takes just one and a half years to build a skyscraper here. Real estate and land title can be freely acquired here, in any form whatsoever. Sheikh Faisal, the Regent of the 6th Emirate, welcomes all investments. With the world's most expensive hotel – the Emirate Palace – Abu Dhabi is also very open to contacts for investment. The UAE, including Dubai and Abu Dhabi, have an income of 100 million petrodollars per day.

The Sultanate of Oman, Bahrain and Kuwait are very popular among Europeans. Oman gives its full backing to quality tourism. Salim Bin Adey al-Mamari of the Ministry of Tourism is convinced that there will be no sign of noisy hordes of tourists. The coming years will see thousands of new beds added, and a gigantic luxury township will arise from the ground.

Saudi Arabia and Libya are also very interesting investment locations – Saudi Arabia as the world's largest petroleum producer, and Libya as the fourth largest in this category.
On behalf of their reciprocal groups of investors, Saudi Arabia and Switzerland have signed an agreement that guarantees freedom in this sector.

For strong financial investors overseas, Europe (and especially Switzerland and Germany) is a very interesting investment area – and the same is true of the adjacent countries.

With the Olympics on the horizon and the world's strongest economic growth (still running at 9.9%), China intends to create infrastructures worth 600 billion, including the Olympic facilities.

C H N – SHANGHAI is also the world's fastest-growing city.

C H N – Hainan is, a very special and estimated place of tourists. Experts expect in the near future a high tourism factor, that high incomes over € 100 MN per year guaranteed.

C H N – In WAUHAN, the third largest marketing place of the world, we met marketing manager Xiang Hui Han with a sales volume of approx. 1,8 BN Euro. There is nothing, that would not be to be sold, real estates, cars, even plastic flowers .

At 8%, India is also reporting strong economic growth. This country is a rising economic power with great potential and a stable democracy. The government is seeking investors who primarily intend to invest in tourism. It sent a large delegation to the WEF in Davos with the mission of recruiting investors in India. These investments are also guaranteed by the government.

Thailand has tourism revenues exceeding 10 BN USD per year. Therefore 14% of the total revenues come from tourism. This is why the luxury hotels have been rebuilding so quickly, to keep the damage as low as possible, without taking the stability and safety into consideration. When this essential branch in the economy failed in 2004, as a result of the Tsunami, the situation was equivalent to a natural disaster. We do not want to invite trouble, but it is merely a matter of time.