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Five New Side Chains Of CTC Travel Service Chain Have Been Officially Added

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On November 11, Daniel Smith, CEO of Singapore Dorn Fund Management Agency and CEO of CTC, and heads of five new side chains officially reached strategic consensus after long-term friendly communication, and announced that five new side chains under CTC Global Travel Chain, including DRN, SPO, REK, EDR and TBL, were officially connected to the chain. Due to the global COVID-19 outbreak, the strategic press conference scheduled for Singapore was not held as scheduled. This multi-party strategic cooperation was finally concluded in the form of electronic contract.

Singapore donne the fund management organ CEO, the chief executive of CTC, Daniel Smith, of five new side chain anchor spots (durban, South Africa, Sao Paulo, Brazil, reykjavik, Edinburgh, Istanbul, Turkey) the characteristics of human geography environment and beautiful landscapes, said after the outbreak must personally go to feel the unique local customs. It is reported that the operation centers of the five new side chains are set up in local business centers in the five cities, and have reached strategic cooperation with the famous local travel companies.

Durban is a beautiful coastal city in Kwazulu-Natal province, South Africa’s second largest city, known as the “best managed City in Africa”, is also a famous international conference capital. Golden beaches, lush palm trees, a warm subtropical climate and the blue waters of the Indian Ocean make Durban an international tourist destination.

Sao Paulo is located in the southeastern state of Sao Paulo, Brazil, is the largest city in Brazil, South America’s largest and most prosperous city, the world’s famous international metropolis. There are many famous buildings in downtown Sao Paulo, the most remarkable of which is the Catholic Cathedral, one of the largest churches in South America. Built in the 1930s and on The 400th anniversary of Sao Paulo’s founding in 1954, it is a classic Gothic edifice.

Five attractions anchored by five new side chains

Reykjavik, the capital of the republic of Iceland, is Iceland’s largest city and a big port, due to its excellent geographical location as northern European main ports, reykjavik city layout is symmetrical, few tall buildings, the main buildings and the residents of the small and exquisite housing paint red and green more, under the sun, colorful, colorful; With the north and east of the city covered by the snow-capped peaks, particularly beautiful.

Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland in the United Kingdom, located on the south bank of the Gulf of Forth in the central lowlands of Scotland. Edinburgh is the city that best reflects the Scottish style, and was listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1995. Edinburgh has many ancient churches and gorgeous Victorian buildings.

Istanbul is the economic, cultural and transportation center of Turkey. It is the only city across Asia and Europe in the world and a world famous tourist resort. Located at the eastern end of the Balkan Peninsula and west of the south mouth of the Bosphorus Strait, it dominates the entrance of the Black Sea and is the key point of the Eurasian transportation. It has a very important strategic position and is a modern city across The Two continents of Europe and Asia.

Tourism has always been an important source of economic growth for major countries in the world. Especially since the beginning of the 21st century, tourism demand has been developing towards multiple levels. The boundary of the traditional cultural and tourism industry is gradually blurred, and the development model based on offline consumption will gradually transform to the combination of online and offline. Digital cultural innovation will accelerate a new round of cross-boundary integration of cultural tourism industry and give birth to new forms of business.

CTC and the directors of five new side chains are optimistic about the future prospects of the digital travel industry. With the gradual expansion of scientific and technological reform to various industries, the cultural and tourism industry will also usher in a peak of development. It will be closely integrated with block chain technology, artificial intelligence, big data and other technologies to stimulate the vitality of the cultural and tourism industry, promote the upgrading of the cultural and tourism industry, and empower the digital transformation of the cultural and tourism industry.

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DDPFORWORLD Launches Comprehensive DDP Shipping Solution for Global E-commerce Businesses

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DDPFORWORLD, a leading international logistics service provider, proudly introduces its integrated Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) shipping solution. This solution is designed to remove the complexities of cross-border e-commerce for sellers shipping from China to markets worldwide.

December 2025-DDPFORWORLD(KEEYEE LOGISTICS CO.LTD), a trusted name in global logistics and customs compliance, today announced the official launch of its streamlined DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) shipping service. This end-to-end solution empowers e-commerce businesses, particularly those exporting from China to key markets like the USA, Europe, and beyond, to deliver a seamless, transparent, and worry-free customer experience.

The rapid growth of cross-border e-commerce has heightened customer demand for price transparency and hassle-free delivery. Unexpected duties and complex customs procedures remain significant barriers to conversion and customer satisfaction. DDPFORWORLD’s dedicated DDP shipping solution directly addresses this pain point.

Comparison table of DDP service and standard transport (DAP/EXW):

Comparison table of DDP service and standard transport (DAP/EXW)

“Our mission is to simplify global trade,” said Camila,- service manager for DDPFORWORLD. “Much like how advanced materials transform construction, a robust DDP logistics framework transforms the post-purchase experience. We handle all logistics, customs clearance, and tax payments, allowing sellers to offer their international customers the simplicity of ‘all-inclusive, door-to-door’ delivery.”

The core advantage of DDPFORWORLD’s service lies in its predictability and reliability. By managing the entire chain—from international freight and export declarations to destination country import clearance, duty & tax payment, and final delivery—businesses can provide a final landed cost at checkout. This eliminates surprise fees for the end-consumer, which is shown to boost checkout conversion rates by an average of 15-30% for high-consideration purchases.

A key feature of the service is its Smart DDP Calculator, a proprietary tool that allows sellers to obtain precise, real-time landed cost estimates before shipping. This enables accurate pricing and protects profit margins.

The company has developed a specialized framework to identify products ideal for DDP shipping from China:

  • High-Value Goods: Electronics, luxury items, and precision equipment where customer purchase decisions are sensitive to hidden costs.
  • Brand-Centric Products: Subscription boxes, premium goods, and items where a flawless delivery experience is integral to brand loyalty.
  • Stable-Compliance Goods: Consumer products like apparel, home goods, and standardized items with clear tariff classifications.

For businesses testing new markets or shipping low-margin goods, DDPFORWORLD also provides expert consultation on alternative Incoterms like DAP, ensuring clients choose the most cost-effective strategy.

“Choosing DDPFORWORLD for DDP shipping is more than a logistics decision; it’s a competitive business strategy,” Camila added. “It transforms a potential friction point into a powerful tool for building trust, enhancing brand reputation, and driving international sales growth.”

Businesses looking to expand their global reach with confidence are invited to explore DDPFORWORLD’s solutions. For more details on DDPFORWORLD’s DDP shipping services, visit: https://ddpforworld.com/ddp-shipping/

About DDPFORWORLD

DDPFORWORLD is a premier provider of international logistics and customs clearance solutions, specializing in Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) shipping. With a focus on technology, transparency, and reliability, the company helps e-commerce businesses and manufacturers navigate the complexities of global trade. From shipping from China to USA under DDP to managing European VAT compliance, DDPFORWORLD’s comprehensive services ensure a smooth, predictable, and professional supply chain experience for sellers and their customers worldwide.

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Woven Highlights a Shift Toward More Human Centred Marketing Automation as Customer Expectations Evolve in Singapore

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As digital tools become more deeply embedded in everyday business operations, organisations across Singapore are taking a closer look at how automation shapes customer relationships.

Singapore, 4th Jan 2026  As digital tools become more deeply embedded in everyday business operations, organisations across Singapore are taking a closer look at how automation shapes customer relationships. 

While marketing automation has helped teams scale communications and streamline workflows, recent industry conversations suggest that businesses are now moving beyond efficiency alone and toward more intentional, human centred engagement. 

Recent research in Singapore found that 84% of respondents said their companies were leveraging digital marketing to advertise products and services, underscoring how embedded digital-first engagement has become.

This shift has become especially visible during recent onboarding initiatives, where companies are reassessing how automated systems fit into broader customer journeys. Rather than treating automation as a replacement for human interaction, many organisations are exploring how technology can support relevance, timing, and clarity. 

Industry reporting notes that cloud based marketing automation accounted for 66.3% of spending in 2024, highlighting how quickly automation has become a default operating model rather than a “nice to have.”

As a long standing, Woven has observed growing interest in designing automation strategies that reflect real customer behaviour rather than rigid workflows.

Across sectors such as professional services, education, and healthcare, teams are asking the same question. How can automation enhance trust instead of overwhelming audiences with noise.

Automation Maturity in a Crowded Digital Landscape

Over the past decade, automation has become a core part of modern marketing and customer relationship management. Tools that once felt optional are now standard, especially for small and mid sized enterprises competing in crowded digital markets. Email journeys, lead scoring, customer portals, and analytics dashboards are increasingly interconnected.

By late 2025, many organisations are entering a new stage of automation maturity. The conversation is shifting from deployment to optimisation. Businesses are recognising that automation works best when it reflects user intent, supports internal workflows, and stays true to brand voice. When those elements are misaligned, even sophisticated platforms can feel impersonal.

This shift mirrors changing customer expectations. Audiences are more informed, more selective, and more sensitive to how brands communicate. Generic or poorly timed automated messages are easier to ignore, not because automation is ineffective, but because relevance matters more than volume. The 2025 State of Marketing trends coverage also highlights how quickly output expectations are rising, reporting that 51% of marketers now use AI tools, increasing the need for governance and message discipline.

Designing Systems Around Real Customer Behaviour

A notable change in automation strategy is the move toward behavioural context. Instead of triggering communications only through form submissions or fixed time delays, teams are increasingly mapping workflows to user actions, content engagement, and lifecycle stages.

This approach is shaping how CRM platforms are configured during onboarding. Many organisations are prioritising clarity and simplicity over complexity, ensuring workflows support sales and service teams instead of adding administrative burden. The result is stronger alignment across marketing, sales, and customer support, with automation acting as an enabling layer that improves consistency, visibility, and responsiveness while leaving room for human interaction when it matters most.

Why Balance Matters for Growing Businesses

For SMEs, automation choices can shape long term customer perception. Early decisions often set the tone for how a brand communicates as it scales. When systems are designed with care, automation can preserve personal connection even as volume increases.

In Singapore, where efficiency is valued alongside trust and credibility, the question is no longer whether to automate, but how to do so responsibly. That means evaluating message frequency, relevance, and internal ownership, and ensuring automation fits real world operations rather than feature checklists.

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Woven is a Singapore based digital experience consultancy that works with organisations to align strategy, technology, and design. The company focuses on building connected systems that support meaningful engagement and sustainable growth across marketing, sales, and service teams.

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Aviva Partners with BlackRock to Rebuild Insurance Assets Through Distributed Digital Infrastructure, Ushering in a New Paradigm for RWA Insurance Assets

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Amid the accelerating global momentum toward the digitization of real-world assets (RWA), Aviva has announced a strategic collaboration with BlackRock to formally advance the digital issuance, on-chain registration, and intelligent management of RWA-based insurance assets. This initiative aims to drive the migration of traditional insurance assets toward next-generation digital financial infrastructure.

As one of the world’s leading asset management institutions, BlackRock oversees a vast portfolio spanning equities, fixed income, insurance assets, pensions, and a wide range of alternative investments, and exerts profound influence across global capital markets. In recent years, BlackRock has actively explored the digital representation of real-world assets, programmable financial structures, and global digital clearing networks. Its extensive expertise in institutional design, risk management, and cross-market asset allocation provides critical support for integrating RWA insurance assets into emerging digital financial systems.

 

Within the scope of this collaboration, BlackRock not only brings institutional-grade credit endorsement and capital recognition to RWA insurance assets, but also delivers key support in asset selection standards, risk control models, compliance framework design, and connectivity to global capital channels. Leveraging mature governance structures and a global resource network, the ownership verification, return distribution mechanisms, and risk parameters of insurance assets can be standardized, enabling end-to-end verifiability and auditability.

 

From a technological architecture perspective, the system is built upon distributed ledger technology and automated smart contract frameworks. Traditional insurance assets are digitally encapsulated and structurally re-engineered, allowing insurance coverage rights, cash flows, and risk models to exist in a unified digital asset form. This architecture supports automated settlement, transparent clearing, and cross-system interoperability, providing foundational infrastructure for institutional-grade financial scenarios and innovative asset management models.

 

Industry observers note that the deep synergy between Aviva and BlackRock marks a pivotal transition of insurance assets from traditional closed financial systems toward open, composable, and scalable digital financial infrastructure. As real-world asset digitization accelerates and institutional capital continues to enter the space, RWA insurance assets are expected to emerge as a critical value bridge connecting traditional finance with the evolving digital economy.

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