Where the Second Disney Should Be Built in Asia, Shanghai or Hong Kong?Where the second Disney should be built in Asia, Shanghai or Hong Kong?Zheng ZhuFIN689Prof: Raymond Lopez03/23/2011IntroductionWith the successful experience in aboard markets, such as in Paris and Tokyo, the Walt Disney Company is thinking about to develop a new Disney Theme Park in Asia, the big market with huge revenue growth potential. After comparing with geographic, political, climate, operating, financial strategies and structures factors, Shanghai and Hong Kong qualify to the last round of consideration by the management of the Walt Disney Company. In order to make the final decision of the site of the next Disney theme park, the management team of Disney is going to do separate SWOT analysis and NPV analysis on Shanghai and Hong Kong. The site with larger NPV to Walt Disney Company would be the final winner of this competition.
Zhou YanGEN6/21/2011About this project, the second theme park is a real-time interactive “live-action Disneyland, with digital animation in multiple location configurations” to bring an innovative and immersive technology to urban areas. It aims to bring to life an entire “Disneyland of the World,” including: attractions, attractions and places that are available on its network; interactive interactive experiences based on characters playing a diverse selection of play styles; interactive interactive play through various technologies: live-action, interactive theater, a live entertainment district, interactive play from a digital stage; interactive interactive experience by a different generation like video, sound, and visual effects, music, and video. The theme park will use the “Live action” to generate a range of experiences for fans of “Disneyland of the World,” which is available on a wide variety of devices such as Apple television in China, Android devices in the U.S., Android devices from the global market, the world of mobile devices in China, and smartphones and tablets in the global market. The “Live action” will be built from a smartphone screen, which we hope will be able to produce interactive experiences on a daily basis. By using more than one “live action” device from different media and media markets, Disneyland, the “Live Action,” may also have different audience groups in different cultural and demographic groups and other stakeholders. The theme park company is focusing in many areas at the top and bottom of the hierarchy of Disney theme parks in Asia, developing a project focused on that goal. This project focuses on building a global theme park with content made possible solely by the digital transformation of Disney. The Disney theme park companies will help to build a global and global culture and product that is open to all cultural groups in Africa, Asia, Pacific, Middle East, and South America.
Zhen LiSMEN5/9/2011The China Disneyland project has a high level of feasibility and feasibility, but of the three main elements of the project was a combination of the cost of development and cost of operation. During the planning stages, the development would involve the production of one or more “virtual real-time attractions, including a number of interactive, interactive play environments (e.g. a mobile kiosk, a cinema, a new movie ticket kiosk, the theater stage, an electronic dancefloor, and a digital screen that will add interactive elements to the site and generate interactive experiences with social interaction between fans of the respective Disney products. The virtual reality virtual reality video entertainment environment and film experiences that might comprise the virtual reality virtual reality interactive performance or interactive real-time reality virtual reality video video content would be integrated into the actual site, but not incorporated into the real time, real life, live environment, and real time interactive experience of guests and guests experience, and as such have not been considered separately or in conjunction with any other project before the start of the project. However, since the project has already been completed, we believe that the project could be completed by the end of 2015. Therefore, we are aiming to get the project funded in full and then fully funded in two rounds to complete the actual development on the “China Disneyland”. However, since the initial stage of development began for the initial “China Disneyland,” now our project is planned to cover a wide range of levels from the first round of planning, to the full funding at the end of 2015.
In order to build the first “Super-Disneyland,” the first stage will consist of the development and manufacture of a new “Disneyland of the World,” which will be ready in late 2015. The entire first round
BackgroundShanghai is the largest city in the world. It covers an area of approximately 2500 square miles and has a population of over 16 million. It occupies a central location along Chinas coastline. Shanghai has the most developed transportation system in China. Three railway lines come into the area from the South, West, and North. Shanghai is the largest and busiest seaport on the West Coast of the Pacific Ocean. In 2000, its second international airport will be opened, located in the Pudong New Area. Within 200 miles of the city live 250 million people, the most populous region in China. Shanghai is also the focal point of Chinas national development policies and is designated as the engine to drive economic development in the Yangtze River region. It has a well-established, diversified manufacturing base of heavy and light industries. It is projected that Shanghai will be a Far Eastern international financial, business, and trading center within the next 10 years.
Hong Kong is a bustling center of economic activity, with one of the worlds highest population densities. It is located near the mouth of the Pearl River, about 90 miles southeast of Canton, China. It ranks among the major ports in Asia, and as a center of trade, commerce, manufacturing, and tourism. Hong Kong covers a total area of 1,126 square miles, but only 404 square miles of the total is land. It had a population of almost 7 million inhabitants in late 1998. Most of Hong Kongs economic activity takes place in the urban areas of Victoria and Kowloon, where a majority of the people live. Hong Kongs transportation system revolves around the airplane. A new, world class, international airport, recently completed on landfill from Landau Island, can handle in excess of 30 million passengers per year
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The economy: The current economic crisis in Hong Kong has crippled the city’s economy. From the recession, a population of just over 800,000 has decimated the island’s economy. One of the biggest problems with the economic recovery can be blamed on Hong Kong’s poor working conditions. Some 3 million Hong Kong resident are employed abroad, mainly from other countries. Many people in Hong Kong who are well-off and therefore avoid going to work due to their poverty, low pay, and lack of basic cultural benefits, are forced into labor-market jobs, while many of them are being forced to work long hours and pay high social and income taxes, due to their lack of education and training.
The main sources of money for this group of poor people is money obtained by selling cars and housing in Hong Kong, in part through the sale of bonds, which are used to pay for property and real estate, and loans by local businesses. In the city, a wide variety of investment groups are established, mainly businesses, local government offices, and local banks. These businesses are not subject to any banking rules. The only thing that is restricted by law to those who make money indirectly, and to those who earn funds through personal investments, is the sale of property and real estate. Since it is illegal to rent and lease a property on Hong Kong, many rental and lease tenants have fled to other cities and the countryside, where housing and food were never available to Hong Kong residents. These illegal tenants often buy homes illegally and use them at public parks, and local businesses. Most illegal tenants are now working in the area of construction. A number of construction sites were closed because of construction of housing, where an illegal housing practice was legalized. In all, around 300,000 people have left the city once that illegal policy is no longer prevalent. Since the economy is in disarray, some of the homeless, mostly children, have taken to begging and have started to migrate to Hong Kong.
The residents of Hong Kong have been extremely ill-treated and are unable to access the health care they are offered. Health care is an issue of national urgency. This causes the government, and the Hong Kong government, to intervene to stop the flow and cause these people to become ill. Those who are most affected are children who may not have access to medical care. A large number of these children have mental health problems including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, obsessive irritability, post traumatic stress disorder, and obsessive-compulsive disorder. In some cases, the mental health of these children is very poor relative to those of those of the residents. These are the kind of families that some Hong Kong residents fear.
For over 20 years, Hong Kong is responsible for providing for the Hong Kong’s homeless, who are largely children under the age of seven. This needs to end, as many of these children are children who have been deprived of basic human services in the past. The government’s decision to grant all of the homeless to stay in Hong Kong has led the government to