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Is your Franchise Fit for Spain?
If you want to start franchising in Spain, you need to know that there are more legal barriers than in most countries, including the United States. To start franchising in Spain, you should select the product/trade name franchising, as this can be easily transferred while the legal differences between your home country and Spain can cause you some trouble if you want to stay with the same business format.
Read More Is your Franchise Fit for Spain?Is your Franchise Fit for France?
If you are a franchisor thinking about entering the French franchise market, there are certain things that you need to know. Here are several figures to give you an idea of what the market looks like: in 2008, there were 1,234 franchise brands and 49,094 franchise units in France.
Read More Is your Franchise Fit for France?Bringing a Franchise into the UK and Irish Markets
The UK franchise market is probably the most active and developed in Europe. As neighboring countries with a shared language and cultural similarities, the Irish and UK markets have become somewhat intertwined...
Read More Bringing a Franchise into the UK and Irish MarketsIs your franchise fit for Germany ?
Even though the concept of franchising a business is not as widely known in Germany as it would be in the US or the United Kingdom, the franchising industry in Germany has grown significantly over the last decade. From 1998 to 2008, the total number of franchisors increased from 630 to 950 companies.
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