A Sample Business Proposal

1. BUSINESS PROPOSAL
S W E D E N

2. GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
CULTURE AND TRADITION
RECENT ECONOMIC STATUS
LAWS AND PROCESSES
FOR BUSINESS AFFAIRS
CONTENTS

3. CONTENTS
WHAT THE COUNTRY NEEDS
WHAT BUSINESSES TO OFFER
BUSINESS PROPOSAL

4. GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
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5. SWEDEN GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
Sweden is a Scandinavian nation with thousands of coastal islands and
inland lakes, along with vast boreal forests and glaciated mountains. Its
principal cities, eastern capital Stockholm and southwestern Gothenburg and
Malmö, are all coastal. Likewise, Stockholm, the capital is built on 14 islands
and it has more than 50 bridges, as well as the medieval old town, Gamla
Stan, royal palaces and museums such as open-air Skansen. In addition to
that, its borders are Norway to the west; Finland to the northeast and the
Baltic Sea and Gulf of Bothnia to the south and east. At 450,295 km2
(173,860 sq mi). Sweden is the largest country in Northern Europe, the fifth
largest in Europe, and the 55th largest country in the world.

6. SWEDEN GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
Highest point:
Kebnekaise 2,097 m (6,880 ft)
Lowest point:
Kristianstad −2.41 m (−7.9 ft)
Longest river:
Klarälven-Göta älv 720 km (450 mi)
Largest lake:
Vänern 5,648 km2 (2,181 sq mi)
Climate: Temperate to subarctic
Terrain: Flat lowlands, mountains
Natural resources:
Iron, copper, lead, zinc, gold, silver, tungsten,
uranium, arsenic, feldspar, timber, hydropower
Natural hazards: Ice floe
Environmental issues:
Acid rains, eutrophication
Exclusive economic zone
160,885 km2 (62,118 sq mi)
Continent: Europe
Region: Scandinavia
Coordinates: 62°00′N
15°00′E
Area: Ranked 55th
• Total: 450,295 km2
(173,860
sq mi)
• Land: 91.31%
• Water: 8.69%
Coastline: 3,218 km
(2,000 mi)
Borders:
*Norway: 1,666 km
(1,035 mi)
*Finland: 545 km (339
mi)
*Denmark: 118 km (73
mi)
*Latvia: 100 km (62 mi)
*Poland: 100 km (62
mi)
*Russia:
(EEZ)(Kaliningrad)15k
m (9.3 mi)
*Lithuania 18 km (11
mi)
*Germany 29 km (18
mi)
*Estonia 30 km (19 mi)

7. CULTURE AND TRADITION
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8. CULTURE AND TRADITION OF SWEDEN
One of the key characteristics of Swedish culture is that Swedes are egalitarian in nature, humble and
find boasting absolutely unacceptable. In many ways, Swedes prefer to listen to others as opposed to
ensuring that their own voice is heard. And when speaking, Swedes speak softly and calmly. It is also
rare that you would witness a Swede demonstrating anger or strong emotion in public. In addition,
Swedes rarely take hospitality or kindness for granted and as such, they will often give thanks and
failing to say thank you for something is perceived negatively in Sweden. Hence, behaviors in Sweden
are strongly balanced towards lagomor, everything in moderation. And excess, flashiness and boasting
are abhorred in Sweden and individuals strive towards the middle way. As an example, work hard and
play hard are not common concepts in Sweden. People work hard but not too hard, they go out and
enjoy themselves, but without participating in anything extreme. Due to the strong leaning towards
egalitarianism in Sweden, competition is not encouraged and children are not raised to believe that
they are any more special than any other child. Moreover, one of the most notable aspects of Swedish
culture is their respect for the environment and commitment to sustainability. They are a global leader
in organic agriculture, recycling, and renewable energy.

9. CULTURE AND TRADITION OF SWEDEN
Sweden has a rich, distinctive culture of its own from the Swedish peoples profound love of
nature and the cherished fika ritual to the vibrant celebrations of Midsummer, Swedish culture is
packed with curiosities. While theres so much depth to Swedish culture and Scandinavian
lifestyle, these five must-know traditions will give you a good understanding of what makes
Swedes tick.
1. A Love of Nature
Swedes are renowned for their love of nature, often spending their leisure time in the forests, on
the lakes or by the sea. As with the rest of Scandinavia, Sweden's right of common access
allemansrätten ensures that nature is accessible to all, with forests, fields, beaches, and lakes
open for public enjoyment. This accessibility to nature fosters a deep respect for the
environment within society and underscores the cultural importance of spending time in nature.
City dwellers neednt miss out on this key element of Swedish culture. The two biggest cities
Stockholm and Gothenburg both have vast archipelagos within easy reach thanks to regular car
and passenger ferries.

10. CULTURE AND TRADITION OF SWEDEN
2. Fika
While its tempting to dismiss Swedish fika as simply a coffee break, this cherished ritual goes far
beyond sipping coffee and savoring pastries. At its core, fika is an integral part of Swedish culture
that fosters social connections and camaraderie. Friends, family, and work colleagues alike
regularly gather to share in this deliberate moment of togetherness. It's that deliberate pause from
the hustle and bustle of daily life that perhaps best defines fika. It encourages participants to slow
down and engage in informal conversations, transcending work departments and hierarchies in
the workplace. At home or in a cafe, fiika creates a warm, inviting space for family and friends to
catch up, unwind, and strengthen their bonds.

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3. Midsummer
In mid-June, Swedes celebrate Midsummer, marking the year's longest day. While popular
throughout the Nordic region, Midsummer takes on special significance in Sweden and
arguably rivals Christmas in terms of cultural importance. Celebrations take the form of
outdoor gatherings, usually with the singing of folk songs and dancing around a maypole
adorned with birch leaves and wildflowers. In between the singing and dancing, participants
tuck into a traditional Swedish smorgasbord of pickled herring, gravlax(cured salmon), small
sausages, crispbreads and salads. The food is washed down by beer and spiced, herb-
infused liquor known as snaps. No Swedish midsummer celebration is complete without
delicate flower crowns. Known as midsommarkrans, these beautiful summer wreaths are worn
throughout the event by women, men and children alike.

12. CULTURE AND TRADITION OF SWEDEN
4. Summer Crayfish Parties
Kräftskiva, or a crayfish party, is a cherished Swedish tradition that takes place in the last few
weeks of summer. These lively outdoor gatherings feature an abundance of crayfish on the
menu, accompanied by snapps and joyful singing, allowing Swedes to bid farewell to the
warm season. Other food served could include Västerbotten cheese pie, crisp breads and
numerous salads. The party usually lasts well into the evening, with lanterns and candles
helping to create a warm atmosphere. Swedens crayfish parties share a lot in common with
the Swedish love for nature and the concept of fiika, as they are all about spending time
outdoors, reconnecting with nature and each other.

13. CULTURE AND TRADITION OF SWEDEN
5. Modesty and the Art of Lagom
Lagom, a Swedish concept embodying moderation and contentment, permeates various
aspects of Swedish culture, from the welfare system to architecture and ëven cuisine. It
encourages avoiding risks and overindulgence. Lagom is related to Jantelagen, a set of
social norms promoting humility and discouraging boasting or seeking attention. While not all
younger Swedes may not adhere to lagom, its influence on Swedish society remains strong.
One author said that to live like a Swede means to adopt cultural elements of lagom in
various aspects of our lives. When it comes to tempering our emotions, lagom takes on the
shape of moderation without extravagance.

14. RECENT ECONOMIC STATUS
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15. ECONOMIC STATUS OF SWEDEN
The weakening economic situation in the country of Sweden has pushed the Swedish economy
into recession in 2023. The high inflation and higher interest rates combined with waning
international demand are the primary reasons for the flagging economy. In this matter, the Ministry
of Finance has decided and come up with a conclusion that can help with the problem that they are
facing today. As Minister for Finance Elisabeth Svantesson reports that the reforms in the
forthcoming autumn budget will amount to an estimated SEK 40 billion. Infact high inflation
continues to put a strain on households and businesses and the combination of high prices and
higher interest rates is curbing household consumption.
Additionally, housing construction is also down, which hinders growth. Thus, the Ministry of
Finance has assessed that Swedens GDP will decrease by 0.8 per cent this year. Inflation has
decreased somewhat in recent months, both in Sweden and in other countries. According to Ms.
Svantesson, We see some bright spots with a lower rate of inflation, but core inflation remains too
high. This puts a heavy burden on households and businesses, and is a contributing factor to the
Swedish economy entering a recession. Now we must stay the course in fighting inflation so that
we can reverse the trend in the Swedish economy."

16. ECONOMIC STATUS OF SWEDEN
The Swedish labor market remains strong, with a record-high employment rate. Due to the
economic downturn, however, unemployment is expected to rise in 2023 and 2024. In addition, the
economy is expected to start to rebound in 2025, which will lead to increased demand for labor. The
forecast is clouded by several factors of uncertainty. Persistent inflation, the trend in the housing
and property market, and geopolitical developments are some of those factors.We find ourselves
not only in a strained economic situation, but also a difficult security situation. The focus must be on
getting inflation down while prioritizing necessary measures to strengthen the justice system and
defense,Ms. Svantesson said during her press release last August 24, 2023.
In a few weeks, the Government will present its Budget Bill for next year. The budget will reflect the
economic situation and still according to Ms. Svantesson they will have to make some tough
choices as to avoid fuelling inflation. And at the same time, they will be focusing on those
vulnerable households as well as the welfare system that obviously need support during this difficult
period. And they also promised that they will not abandon them in their time of need. Moreover, their
assessment in the reforms of the budget will total approximately SEK 40 billion.

17. LAWS AND PROCESSES FOR
BUSINESS AFFAIRS
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18. REAL STATE LAW
IN GENERAL
The current Swedish system is based on the Land Code, enacted in 1972. The property aspects of land law are
technical due to the variety of effects that are achieved by registration of real estate and different cadastral
procedures. All Swedish land and adjoining water areas, apart from the sea and the four major lakes (for which
instead the governmental body Kammarkollegiet acts as the property owner), are divided into property units
(fastigheter) registered with the National Land Survey (Lantmäteriet). A property unit may be demarcated
horizontally as well as vertically, making the creation of three-dimensional property units not only possible, but
also increasingly common (however the vast majority of the approx. 3,300,000 properties in Sweden are only
demarcated horizontally). In the case with two-dimensional properties, buildings at the property is regarded as
accessoriesto the property, meaning that the property owner must have a decision from the National Land
Survey in order to alter the boundaries of the property, but not to divest buildings and other thing erected at the
property (provided that the objects are also moved away from the property).
The National Land Survey is responsible for land registration and the registration of land titles. All property units
are registered in the property register (fastighetsregistret). That provided information is registered correctly is
guaranteed by the State. Ownership of land is always connected to a registered property unit. Ownership entails,
amongst others, a right to own, occupy and (in most cases) dispose of the property unit. The owners right to use
his property unit is, however, limited. For instance, the right to develop or exploit a property is limited by planning
and building legislation. Any natural or legal person has the right to hold land. Restrictions on foreign ownership
of real property were repealed during the 1990s.

19. REAL STATE LAW
Acquisition of Real Property
Signing of Contract
Acquisition of Swedish real property requires a written contract, signed by both buyer and seller.
The contract must set out the sales price and contain a declaration by the seller by which he
conveys the correctly designated, registered, object to the buyer. A duly signed contract protects
the buyer from the sellers bankruptcy and, in principle, hinders the seller to sell the property to a
third party, pledge or grant usufructs. Unless the seller has reserved the right to repossess the
object in the event of default in payment on the due date (which is, by a large margin, the most
common), a duly signed contract also defeats the sellers right of repossession in the event of
the buyers bankruptcy. A duly signed contract also protects a buyer if the real property is subject
to enforcement measures from the sellers creditors, although such protection is subject to
limitations.

20. REAL STATE LAW
Registration of Title
Ownership of the property is transferred on the signing of the contract, but the contract in itself does not entitle
the buyer to successfully sell the real property from a rights-in-rem perspective. The buyer also should gain a
registered title (lagfart) to the real property by submitting the contract to the National Land Survey. Without the
registered title, the buyer would be subordinated to a bona fide owner that may have purchased the real property
from the registered owner. Applying for a registered title also is necessary for the purpose of taking out new
mortgages on the real property. If the sellers signature on the contract is not confirmed in writing by two
witnesses, the National Land Survey will condition the registration of full title upon that the seller does not sue
the buyer over the ownership to the property within a certain time frame. If the seller of real property is married,
written consent from the sellers partner is required for the disposal of the property.
Written consent also is required from a cohabiteeas regards real property used as joint habitation for unmarried
couples. The sale of real property may be conditional; for instance, in regard of payment of the purchase price, if
all the conditions for a full title have not been fulfilled, the buyer will only receive provisional title (vilande lagfart)
and is only entitled to obtain the actual title on completion of the conditional payment. A provisional title is
sometimes useful, as it prevents the seller from reselling or taking out new mortgages in the property. On final
payment, the seller issues a bill of sale (köpebrev), which conforms to the written contract and in which the seller
confirms that the condition has been satisfied and thereby grants the buyer full title to the real property.
Consequently, registration of the title is necessary for the buyer to enjoy all benefits of owning the real property.
On registration, any creditor or buyer can assure himself of the owners title by inspection of the property registry,
which also shows the priority status of the various mortgages.

21. REAL STATE LAW
Extinctive Acquisition
Extinctive acquisition of a real property is by way of a bona fide purchase from a person whose
title was imperfect. Extinctive acquisition does not apply, save for when the situation in the end
of this paragraph is at hand, if the title was imperfect due to forgery or sale by a minor or by a
bankrupt. If a rightful owner should lose his right due to an error in the register, he is entitled to
indemnification by the State. Extinctive acquisition also can occur through adverse possession
(hävd), normally 20 years, and in some cases then years, after registration. The rules on
adverse possession are of little practical importance in Sweden.

22. REAL STATE LAW
Mortgages
Mortgages (inteckningar) represent a credit potential of a specific amount and order of priority in the
event of foreclosure of the property in question. On the registered owners application, mortgages
are entered into the register and a deed of mortgage (pantbrev) that is delivered to the owner
representing the mortgage. When the owner receives the deed of mortgage, he has security in his
property (ägarhypotek). The owner may use this document to provide security for a creditor
according to the rules of ordinary property. In doing so, the owner must deliver the deed of
mortgage to the pledgee. The pledge of a mortgage is perfected by the delivery of the mortgage
deed by the propertys owner and by a declaration of pledging the mortgage in the property for a
certain debt.
A creditor holding the mortgage deed (the mortgagee) is protected merely by his possession of the
document. In the event of a forced sale of the mortgaged property, creditors are paid according to
the priority of their mortgages. The owner also may be paid if he also holds any mortgage deed.
Stamp duty is charged on a mortgage deed at the rate of two percent of the face value of the deed.
No stamp duty is charged when pledging a deed of mortgage as security for a liability. The
mortgages can be used over and over again. Hence when the first debt for which a mortgage is
pledged is fully repaid and the mortgage deed is handed back to the owner, the owner may use the
mortgage ones more as a security for a new debt.

23. REAL STATE LAW
Leases
Normally, if real property is transferred to a new owner, the leases associated with the property
remain valid and binding on both the new owner and the tenants.
However, this presupposes that:
• The lease was entered into by and between the owner of the property (at the relevant time)
and the tenant, the lease is in writing; and the premises were occupied by the tenant prior to the
transfer;
• The lease is registered in the property register;
• The seller has reserved the existence of the lease when conveying the property; or
• The buyer is in bad faith over the existence of the lease.
Nevertheless, a lease will always remain effective if the new owner fails to give the tenants
notice of termination within three months of the transfer.

24. REAL STATE LAW
Stamp Duty
Purchases of real property and site leasehold rights (tomträtter) trigger stamp duty, which is
normally paid by the purchaser and falls due when the purchasers title to the property is registered
in the property registry. The basis for the stamp duty is either the purchase price (or the value of
the real property) or the tax assessment value of the property for the year prior to the year of
registration of ownership, whichever is higher. The rate of stamp duty for transfers is 1.5 percent of
the value if the purchaser is an individual or a tenant-owner association and 4.25 per cent if the
purchaser is a legal entity. No stamp duty is charged on rent or lease agreements.

25. 5 WHAT THE COUNTRY NEEDS

26. COUNTRY NEEDS
1. Set high expectations for all students and consolidate support to disadvantaged groups
(especially first- and second-generation immigrant students).
2. Ensure that school funding effectively responds to equity and quality objectives by
privileging improved quality of teaching over reducing class sizes.
3. Provide support for employers hiring migrants by reducing the administrative burden
associated with wage-subsidy programmes and streamline the requirements so they can be
used as a package in which the subsidy gradually declines as tenure increases.
4. Enhance early integration activities (e.g. through more opportunities for online language
learning) and ensure they start during the asylum process.
5. Reduce tax distortions in favour of owner-occupied housing, for example by phasing out
deductibility of mortgage interest.

27. COUNTRY NEEDS
6. Address inefficiencies in the land-use planning system and increase incentives for
municipalities to allow building.
7. Carefully review policies to promote access to affordable housing for disadvantaged
households, with a particular focus on the private and municipal rental housing sectors.
8. Foster coordination across municipalities through financial incentives to promote joint
investment projects that have greater regional impact.
9. Remove exemptions from the carbon and energy tax.
10. Develop an overarching national water and marine strategy to integrate national and
regional activities.
11. Ensure that Sweden's impressive commitment to development cooperation within the 2030
Agenda for Sustainable Development is supported by adequate resourcing for implementation.

28. 6 WHAT BUSINESSES TO OFFER

29. BUSINESSES TO OFFER
Sweden is one of the best countries in the world to start and run a business. The country has a
developed economy and a very strong business culture that is favorable for launching a new
startup venture. In fact they have good purchasing power and the sales prospects are also very
good. That is why if you start with a good business idea by doing thorough research, you can
earn good profits in this country. Concerning ease of doing business, Sweden ranks 10th
among the 190 countries of the world. Therefore you will have less difficulty in starting your
business here. Likewise, Sweden has a very well-developed system of transport and
communication. This is a favorable factor for you to start and grow your business in Sweden
whether you are a local or a foreigner.

30. BUSINESSES TO OFFER
Here are the list of business ideas that this country could offer:
1. Vegetable Farming
Vegetable consumption is quite high in Sweden. Therefore, you can start a vegetable farming
business here. Cabbage, spinach, cucumber, lettuce, etc have very good demand. You can
choose any of these. An effective method of vegetable farming is using the crop rotation method
wherein you can cultivate multiple vegetables in different seasons. For a successful vegetable
farming business, you need to have good networking with the local markets and stores for the
quick sale of the vegetables.
2. Poultry Farming
Poultry products i.e. meat as well as eggs are in high demand in Sweden. Hence poultry
farmingis a profitable business idea for you. Choose among hen, duck, quail, etc. Gather some
knowledge about poultry farming and keep in regular touch with a vet so that if there is any
medical problem, you can address it quickly. Good contact with the local markets, hotels,
restaurants, or supermarkets is essential for the sale.

31. BUSINESSES TO OFFER
3. Horticulture
The horticulture business is quite promising in Sweden. Therefore you can start a horticulture
business here. Focus on organic fruits in your horticulture business since it has a good demand.
You can grow fruits like guavas, mangoes, oranges, or cherries on your farm. Along with that, you
can also make your organic fertilizer like vermicomposton your farm. Keep in mind that a quick
sale of the fruit is necessary since they are perishable. Keep a good network with the local
markets or selling points.
4. Real Estate Agency
Like any developed economy, real estateis a booming business in Sweden. You can start a real
estate agency business in Sweden for a good income. The first requirement for this business is
your website along with good contact with the real estate contractors. You have to find out the
prospective buyers and coordinate their contact with the sellers. Online marketing, especially
social media marketing is very important to grow your real estate agency business.

32. BUSINESSES TO OFFER
5. Salon Business
Salon Business is a very profitable business in Sweden. Hence you can start this business in this
country. Choose a good location along with a comfortable décor for your salon. Starting a unisex
salon can be more profitable for you. Appoint experienced beauticians and masseurs for the salon. A
good personal network along with online as well as offline marketing and publicity are important for
the growth of your salon business.
6. Boutique
Boutiques are much in demand among the fashion-conscious people of Sweden. If you are a fashion
designer or have the acumen for designing you can start your boutique business in Sweden.
Research the trends as well as preferences of people of different age groups. Then use your
creativity to make a niche. Online publicity and social media marketing are very important for the
success of your boutique business.

33. BUSINESSES TO OFFER
8. Event Management
Event management is a thriving business in Sweden. Start your event management company
and deliver the service of managing different events like corporate events, marriages, and
other social events, etc. You have to be a good PR person and hire hard-working people to be
a successful event manager. Planning and an eye for minute details are necessary for this
business. Apart from that, a website and good online marketing are the key points of the event
management business.
7. Music Studio
Sweden is famous for promoting music. Hence you can start a music recording studioin
Sweden as a lucrative business. You need a good investment for this business. However, the
returns are also quite high. Modern recording gadgets and trained staff are needed for your
music studio. Add music video production services for more profit. Good contact with the
music world and planned marketing are essential for this business.

34. BUSINESSES TO OFFER
9. Transport Business
The transport business is a profitable business in Sweden. You can start your transport company in
Sweden and carry different types of goods from one part of the country to the other. Alternatively,
you can start a bus service carrying passengers from one part of the country to the other. You need
good vehicles along with efficient drivers. There are permits and licenses needed for this business
and you have to obtain them. Good marketing and publicity are necessary for your transport
business.
10. Home Cleaning
Home cleaning has a good demand in Sweden. You can start a home cleaning business with low
capital. Add disinfection and sanitization services to get more clients and earn more. Use safe and
good cleaners and disinfectants. You can also add chimney cleaning services. Good networking, as
well as marketing, is necessary for the growth of your home cleaning business.

35. BUSINESSES TO OFFER
11. Child Care
Child care has a good demand in a busy and prosperous country like Sweden. You can do the
business individually as a babysitter. On a larger scale, you can start a business of a child care
center to take care of several children. For that, you need good caregivers and a healthy and well-
protected ambiance that will keep the children safe and happy. Good marketing along with word of
the mouth publicity is essential for the child care center business.
12. Food Delivery
The food delivery business is a sought-after business in Sweden. If you are a chef by profession
or a cook by passion, you can start a fooddelivery business, delivering food at the workplace or
home. Healthy and tasty foods along with prompt delivery are essential for the success of your
food delivery business. Hire efficient delivery persons and give special attention to good
packaging. Online and offline marketing are needed for your food delivery business to earn more
profit.

36. BUSINESSES TO OFFER
13. Open a Restaurant
The restaurant business is always profitable provided you can manage it well. Choose a busy
location for your restaurant. Invest in a good décor and use fine crockeries for your restaurant.
You can serve local food or international food. Research the local favorites. Either way, the food
must be tasty. Good publicity and advertisements are necessary for the success of your
restaurant business.
14. Café/ Coffee Shop
Cafes are the favorite hangout place for both young and old people. Hence you can startyour
caféat a strategically located place to get a lot of customers. Get a cool and casual décor for
your café. Serve good quality coffee and snacks, savories, or fast food at your café. You need
good marketing and promotional activities like concerts etc for earning good profit.

37. BUSINESSES TO OFFER
15. Computer Repair and Maintenance
Digitization is common in the different areas of work and life in Sweden. Therefore computer
repairing service is also an important area of business. You can start your computer repair and
maintenance business and earn good profits. By entering into contracts with business enterprises,
you will have the scope of getting a lot of work. Repair and service of personal computers and
laptops are also a good source of business. You need your website, good networking, and online
and offline marketing to get more clients.
16. Car Wash
The number of car owners is very high in Sweden. Therefore car wash is a good business idea for
you. You can hire a garage and start your car washing center. Another option is to start a mobile
car washing service where you need a van to reach your customers place for car washing. Both
forms of services are profitable. For a garage, you need a good location. Add the service of
painting the car to get more customers. Good networking and marketing are essential for this
business.

38. BUSINESSES TO OFFER
17. Sports Goods Shop
Swedish people of all age groups are passionate about sports. Therefore opening a sports goods
shop can get you lots of customers and hence good profits. Stock up your store with sports goods
of reputed brands and choose a good location near sports schools, schools, colleges, or stadiums
to get more customers. You can also supply sports goods to different clubs or training camps.
Good publicity and advertisements are necessary for your sports goods shop.
18. App Development
Apps of different types are much in demand. If you are a programming specialist you can start the
business of app development. You can develop apps for different business organizations so that
they can reach more clients. Various public utility apps help common people with important
information. You need a good website and skilled online marketing to get more profit from the app
development business.

39. BUSINESSES TO OFFER
19.Artificial Intelligence Application
Artificial intelligence is gradually making its way into the world of business operations and Sweden
being a developed economy is no exception. If you are trained in the application of AI, you can
start your business as an AI consultant serving different business houses in the automation
process of their operations. AI can be successfully implemented in the accounting process, data
management, customer services, supply chain management, and a host of other areas. You can
choose the areas according to the nature of the business of your client. Good online marketing is
necessary for your AI application business to prosper.
20. Fintech
Fintech has a very promising market in Sweden. If you are aware and skilled with financial
technology, you can start a fintech company business in Sweden. Keep in mind; you have to
choose your niche in the fintech business to achieve success. You can start with personal finance
management, mobile banking, payments, and money transfer that have maximum demand.

40. BUSINESSES TO OFFER
21. Online Marketing
Online marketing is here to stay and grow more with time. You can start your online
marketingconsultancy and help your clients to earn more mileage through online ads, social
media marketing, and image building. SEO content writing for websites and regular online
updates are also parts of online marketing. You need your companys website and a good
knowledge of online platforms and social media.
22. Educational Consultancy
Sweden has an excellent educational set up and every year thousands of students come here for
higher studies. Therefore educational consultancy is a good business idea for you in Sweden. You
can guide both local as well as international students regarding the different courses in the
colleges and universities. Not only that, you can help them choose the right course and explain to
them the opportunities in those courses. You need good knowledge about the academic system of
Sweden and good marketing and publicity along with networking with the colleges and
universities for your educational consultancy business.

41. BUSINESSES TO OFFER
23. Organic Food Shop
Organic food has great demand in Sweden. Hence you can start an organic food shop in Sweden
and earn good profits. Sell only organic products in your shop. You can sell fresh vegetables, fruits,
and also cooked or baked food made from organic products in your shop. Good campaigns and
marketing are necessary for this business.
24. Jewelry and Accessories Shop
Jewelry and other accessories have a good market in Sweden. Therefore starting a retail shop for
jewelry and accessories like bags, belts, etc can be a profitable venture for you. Get a good décor
and organize things nicely in your shop. Do good research on the trends and choices of the people
and stock your shop accordingly. Online and offline marketing is essential for the growth of your
shop. You can also sell your products online or through social media.

42. 7 BUSINESS PROPOSAL

43. BUSINESS PROPOSAL
Executive Summary
As the largest Nordic country, Sweden offers something for every type of traveller. Whether you’re looking for adventure
and untouched nature or cultural attractions and vibrant nightlife, you’ll find it in Sweden. Additionally, is it far one of the
best destinations for nature lovers. About 60 percent of the Swedish territory is covered by forests making this country the
second most forested in Europe, after Finland.
But there’s more! Swedish people claim they have the highest number of islands in the whole world. This is not too hard to
believe if you think that the country has more than 260,000 islands. About 30,000 of these are located in the Stockholm
archipelago which can be easily accessed by ferry from Stockholm. Here you will get the chance to bike or hike through
nature trails, enjoy delicious picnics on the cliffs, or explore ancient Viking graves.
Moreover, Sweden is also home to several mountainous areas, stunning fjords, and more than 100,000 lakes. Some of the
most beautiful fjords can be found north of Gothenburg, such as Gullmar fjords, Saltkallefjorden, and Dynekilen fjord. In the
summer, people like to swim and fish here. The locals are extremely connected to nature and the concept of
‘Allemansrätten’ is fundamental for Swedish society. This word can be translated as ‘freedom to roam’ and refers to the
right of the public to access natural areas and, sometimes, even privately owned land, lakes, and rivers. This means that,
during the summer, you can come to Sweden and legally set up your tent wherever you want. You can wake up in front of a
majestic fjord, sleep on the top of a mountain and, if you’re lucky, get to see the northern lights floating above your head.

44. BUSINESS PROPOSAL
Proposed Project : SCIM SUITES
Description
According to the Law in this country, foreigners can freely buy, lease and sell real estate without any restrictions.
Therefore, we decided to buy a foreclosed hotel and we just make some renovations and add some facilities and
amenities that could accommodate any persons, guests, tourist and missionaries from Shechem Cares
International Ministry. This hotel will offer a luxury hotel services and facilities that could be enjoyed by all the
guests who book in there. The hotel’s luxurious surroundings, comfort, thoughtful touches and a personalized
service sets it apart from any other hotel, allowing you to feel like being at home from your very first steps into
the hotel.

45. BUSINESS PROPOSAL
Location:
The hotel is located in the southern part of the country in Sederokra, nature
reserve Orarevet, Sweden
Price: € 2,056,000
Floor: 1
Number of premises: 6
Close to: Lake
Beach - 800 m away
Type of location: Countryside
Type of parking: Open
Year of construction: 1998
Square: 4850 m²
Bedrooms: 51

46. BUSINESS PROPOSAL
Facilities:
1. Indoor swimming pool
2. Fine Dining Restaurant
3. Spa with Sauna and Steam Bath
4. Gym
5. Sports / Recreation room (Bowling, Tennis, Badminton,
Valleyball, Basketball and Table Tennis)
6. Gift/Souvenir Shops
7. Bar/Coffee Shop
8. Kids Entertainment/Play room
9. Conference or meeting room - 240 persons capacity
10. Church or Prayer room - 50 persons capacity
Amenities:
1. Luxurious Robes & Slippers
2. Electric safe
3. Laundry bags
4. Full-length mirror with lighting
5. Flat-screen TV with international programming
6. Outlets for personal electronics, especially extra USB plugs
7. Smart TV features with access to streaming services
8. Stocked mini bar (with cocktail and wine accessories)
9. Selection of daily newspapers
10. Wifi (highest speeds, multi-device)

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Amenities:
11. Specialty night lighting
12. At least four types of spa treatments
13. Digital room key entry
14. Luxury toiletries, and large fluffy towels
15. Night lighting in walking areas and
bathrooms
16. Golf cart or TESLA car for outside
viewing/guest tour
17. Barbecue area
18. Camping area
Level of Project Execution
Phase 1: Renovations of the Hotel
Phase 2: Electrical, sanitation works and painting of all the rooms
including the new facilities
Phase 3: Recruiting/purchasing hotel equipments, furniture and fixtures.
The hotel will also purchased a stand by generator with ATS. This said
generator is of the best quality Perkins generator made in the United
Kingdom with a capacity of 135 KVA imported with an estimated cost
(including transport) of € 100,000.
Phase 4: Recruiting hotel employees and hotel staffs and purchasing hotel
supplies.

48. BUSINESS PROPOSAL
Financial Plan:
Development Cost: Estimated of € 20,000,000 to € 40,000,000
Furniture and Fixtures: Estimated of € 2,000,000 to € 5,000,000
We will hire a manpower who can do all these works and they will paid accordingly. Additionally, they will be paid
based on how many hours they work or it will depends on the agreement.
Conclusion:
As the conclusion, the hospitality and tourism industry provides the good service/s to their clients and guests with
their varieties of services that could offer to all their clientele. Thus, this industry needs to improve their service/s
to archive the target of this industry. And SCIM SUITES aim to provide a new flavor in this industry that could offer
their guests the highest levels of luxury through personalized services, a vast range of amenities, and sophisticated
accommodations so that the customers will get happy, have their comfort and will enjoy themselves while they are
in the hotel. We lift up this project to our Almighty God, and pray that it will be granted and soon be able to
materialize, as Shechem Cares International Ministry Sweden awaits.

49. B U S I N E S S P R O P O S A L F O R T H E C O U N T R Y O F S W E D E N
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