DHL connects five major Asian countries via Road

DHL’s united road freight network between Asian countries will be profitable for future economic initiatives to stimulate trade.

DHL Global Forwarding is providing  air, sea and road freight services in Europe and Asia. DHL has turned out  a united road freight network that connects five Asian cities that are Singapore, Penang, Bangkok, Hanoi and Shenzhen. This road freight service between five cities of Asia hits the speed of road freight growth in Asia, which is estimated at an expected compound annual growth rate of 8.3 percent from 2014-2019 and anticipated to move the sector to a value of US$822 billion  by the end of 2019.

Road freight service is more rapid than other modes of transportation 

Road freight is a good alternative then other shipping methods. Road freight service is  providing a more profitable alternative than air and sea freight. Moreover, the shipping  time for sea freight between Shenzhen and Bangkok takes thirteen days while the road freight service  only takes five days. The road freight service takes less time as compared to sea freight and it is less expensive than sea and air freight. There are regular departures from five cities and an example of the transportation time is as, shipping time from Singapore to Penang is one day, Bangkok to Hanoi is three days, Shenzhen to Hanoi two days, Shenzhen to Bangkok five days and from Penang to Shenzhen six days. According to CEO, DHL Asia Kelvin Leung that the company is confident that the trade in Asia Pacific region will continue to increase and the road freight network is also ready to help in the expansion of trade.   

DHL’s integrated road freight network will be profitable and trade stimulating

DHL’s road freight service is a profitable service and also helpful in stimulating the economy.

This  road freight network will be useful for coming financial initiatives supporting trade, having laid the foundation that already connects crucial Asian markets. For example, the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) aims to build a single ASEAN market. The plan covers cross-border collaboration in many areas comprising capacity building, improved groundwork and communication connectivity, and the improvement of electronic dealings. For good results, AEC will direct a prosperous ASEAN region among the free movement of imports, services and investment. According to CEO, DHL Global Forwarding ASEAN and South Asia Thomas Tieber, that Thailand has a striking chance to make itself as a strong logistic hub in ASEAN.