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The US-Mexico Chamber of Commerce California Regional Chapter

Invites you to attend the  14th Annual Trade Mission to Asia 2025
February 21-March 12, 2025
Indonesia, Singapore, Philippines and Taiwan

ACCESS TO THE RELATED INDUSTRIES

(Previously Arranged Meetings for US and Mexican Companies)

Singapore:
Financial services sector, including banking, asset management, and fintech, as well as logistics and supply chain management.
Indonesia:
Access to the largest Chamber of Commerce covering the following: palm oil and coal, manufacturing (especially automotive and textiles), infrastructure development, tourism, telecommunications, energy, healthcare, retail, financial services, and agriculture.
Philippines:
Information Technology (IT) and Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) sector, including call centers, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, e-commerce and logistics, manufacturing, tourism and hospitality, and education technology
Taiwan:
Electronics, semiconductor, information technology, machinery, and manufacturing industries

BENEFITS FOR PARTICIPATING COMPANIES:

  1. Organized and coordinated agenda for your company
  2. Flights, hotel and transportation included
  3. Access to all conferences and seminars in each city
  4. Ability to consult with experts on a variety of topics during the trip
  5. Access to government officials

WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND:

The trade mission provides you exposure and the opportunity to establish personalized agendas with Indonesian. Singaporean, Taiwanese and Pilipino companies. You will also gain an understanding of how to do business.

TRADE MISSION AGENDA

 Friday February 21
– Los Angeles-Singapore –

Departure from LAX (Los Angeles International Airport)

 Saturday February 22
– Singapore–

Hotel Transportation from Airport to the Hotel to rest.

 Sunday February 23
– Singapore –

Free Day to visit the City tour options will be provided for reservations prior to trip departure from the United States (prices are additional and they are optional)

 Monday February 24
– Singapore –

Meetings:
• EY Singapore
• Museum of Creation of Singapore
• Visit to the Port of Singapore

 Tuesday February 25
– Singapore –

Conference about Nearshoring In Mexico “Unlocking Nearshoring Potential: Opportunities in Baja California, Mexico”

Time: 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Venue: [TBD] (Requesting ESG)
Organized by: USA Mexico Chamber, SG-MX Chamber, Latamcham
Supporting Organizations: ESG, Singapore Manufacturing Federation, SBF (TBC)

Event Partners: Singapore: ESG, Singapore Manufacturing Federation, Mckenzie MX.

 Wednesday February 26
– Singapore-Bali –

Meeting with Mexican Ambassador in Singapore
• Agustin Garcia Lopez (Confirmed)

Departure to the airport to fly to Bali

 Thursday February 27
 – Bali –

Free Day to visit Ubud and rest or take a tour of the city

 Friday February 28
– Bali –

Meeting about Investing in Bali and Opportunities to Trade with Indonesia. Governor of Bali will be meeting the delegation and Ms. Dias Kinanthi, Consulate of Indonesia in Los Angeles, Trade and Investment Department.

 Saturday March 1
– Bali –

Free Day to visit Ubud
Optional Tours (additional cost)
• Beaches
• Monkey Forest
• Scuba Diving
Yoga Retreats

 Sunday March 2
– Bali-Jakarta –

Departure to travel to Jakarta

 Monday March 3
– Jakarta –

Arrival Jakarta and meetings with:
• Embassy of Mexico in Jakarta

 Tuesday March 4
– Jakarta –

Working Meetings with:
• KADIN (Official Signage of MOU between UMSCOC and KADIN)
Nearshoring in Mexico, Conference organized by LATAM CHAMBER and US-Mexico Chamber of Commerce, speakers from Baja California and Durango

Visit to the largest Mosk in Jakarta and visit the largest shopping center, social activities

 Wednesday March 5
 – Jakarta-Manila –

• Meeting with Indonesia Department of Commerce and Trade
• Export Assistance Program
• Port of Indonesia
Dinner for the delegation, end of the visit to Indonesia.
Departure to the airport to take the flight to travel from Jakarta to travel to Manila (flight leaves at 1 am (March 6) please arrive at the airport at 10 pm (March 5)

 Thursday March 6
 – Manila –

• Meetings with the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry and presentation panel about:
Title: Unlocking Nearshoring Potential: Opportunities in Baja California, Mexico
Objective: To inform manufacturing companies interested in accessing the American market from Northwest Mexico about tax incentives, streamlined supply chain logistics, and the region’s advanced manufacturing facilities and talent pool.
• Embassy of Mexico in Philippines (confirmed)

 Friday March 7
 – Manila – Cebu

Departure to Cebu for additional Meetings, departure hotel at 6 am

1:00 p.m. Meeting with the Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry and B2B with business and Industry leaders and members of both chambers.
Presentation about “Nearshoring in Mexico”

 Saturday March 8
 – Cebu –

Island hopping around Cebu.

Dinner organized for the group

 Sunday March 9
 – Cebu-Taipei –

Departure to Taipei in the morning
Flight at 12:05 pm arrival at the airport at 9:00 am

Free Day to visit the city

 Monday March 10
 – Taipei-

Visit Embassy of Mexico in Taipei with Minister Martin Torres.

 Tuesday March 11
 – Taipei –

Additional meetings TBC

 Wednesday March 12
 – Taipei-Los Angeles-

Free Day to visit the city and explore.
and evening departure to the airport end of the 2025 Asia Trade Mission.

PRICE

Single Occupancy

Price per person  $ 9,360.00

Double Occupancy

Price per person  $7,570.00

Triple Occupancy

Price per person $6,580.00

40% payment to reserve your spot.

 PAYMENT FOR THE TRADE MISSION IS
NON-REIMBURSABLE OR REFUNDABLE!
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
PLEASE CALL US AT
(310) 922-0206

NOT INCLUDED

  • Meetings arranged outside the agenda (additional cost)
  • Changes in the itinerary
  • Lunch and Dinner
  • Visas
  • Additional Meetings not previously agreed and arranged.

HEALTH INSURANCE AND VISAS:

Health Insurance:
The Trade Mission will not cover travel and health insurance. IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO MAKE SURE YOU BRING PROOF OF YOUR ADDITIONAL HEALTH AND TRAVEL COVERAGE. USMCOCCA is not responsible for any emergency medical expenses incurred at any time, from the beginning to the end of the mission.

Visas and Passports:
Visas are required to travel to Indonesia & Taiwan. If you hold a valid passport from country that is required to have a visa, please ensure that you secure the appropriate visa prior to travel. Also, please be reminded that [at least for US citizens] if your passport will expire within six months of foreign travel, it should be renewed prior to traveling. Expedited passport renewal service is available and ensures that your new passport will be issued in as little as two to three weeks.

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