Examples of Barter Trades
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The document provides examples of recent cross-border barter trades conducted between December 2010 and January 2011. It describes several companies that took advertising or services and repaid in goods, with the added benefit of accessing new markets. Statistics are given on the prevalence of barter trade among Fortune 500 companies and other organizations. Some customers and government programs assisted by Ormita, a barter trade company, are listed.
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The document provides an index of 38 media publications from the US, Canada, and worldwide. For each publication, 1-2 paragraphs provide a brief description and overview of the publication's topic, audience, and content. The publications cover a wide range of topics including music, travel, healthcare, home building, lifestyle, and industry-specific topics.
Travel Industry and Barter
The document discusses challenges facing the travel industry such as declining markets, increasing costs, and seasonal fluctuations. It proposes using unsold hotel rooms and event tickets for bartering advertising instead of discounting, which can damage brands and start a downward pricing cycle. Bartering advertising allows travel providers to maintain marketing budgets without spending cash and access new markets through guaranteed sales and interest-free financing.
Ormita USA Media
www.ormita.com
www.ormitacorporate.com
www.ormita.ca
www.ormita.it
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www.ormita.ro
www.ormita.co.kr
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www.ormita.in
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Examples of Barter Trades
- 1. Examples of Recent Trades
- 5. Some of Our Customers
- 6. www.ormita.com.au Some Customers You May Recognise
- 7. www.ormita.com.au Some Customers You May Recognise
- 8. www.ormita.com.au Some of our Larger Radio Brands
- 9. www.ormita.com.au Some of our Larger TV Brands
- 11. Examples of Ormita Assistance to Governments
- 12. www.ormita.com.au Bosnia-Herzegovina Barter Debt Settlement Program (Together with the Bosnia-Herzegovina National Credit Bureau) $1,715,856,000 USD
- 13. www.ormita.com.au Cape Verde Community Currency Micro-Lending Programme $17,856,000 USD
- 14. www.ormita.com.au Maldives & Seychelles 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami Restoration $250,000 NZD Once-Off
- 15. www.ormita.com.au South Africa SANE Network – Joseph Edozien
- 16. www.ormita.com.au Turkey Corporate Counter-Trades Ongoing
- 17. www.ormita.com.au European Union Letter from the European Union Commission regarding the freedom to “ clear goods and services” providing the recognition that barter credits are not a security.