American brand joins forces with franchising experts Lime Licensing to find new business partners.

As we navigate an increasingly interconnected business landscape, the decision to take a franchise investment global is a strategic one.

Executives from well-known franchise company Dine Brands are travelling across the North Atlantic to attend next month’s British and International Franchise Exhibition in west London.

Embarking on a journey beyond borders isn’t merely a leap for a franchise; it’s a thrilling odyssey into the diverse tapestry of European markets.

Like many commercial agreements, franchise agreements have default and termination clauses

Papa Johns’ journey may have begun in a broom cupboard in Indiana in the early 1980’s, but rapid global expansion and success has since followed.

Expanding a business across Europe can be an exciting and lucrative opportunity for any business leader. However, it is important to consider a few key factors to avoid you making mistakes.

In recent years, the prospect of joining the globalised franchise industry has become an incredibly enticing business venture.

Expanding a franchise system into other countries is often a great opportunity for franchisors to reach untapped markets and grow their brands.

Moving abroad can be a thrilling time. You will get to experience a new culture, meet new people and find new franchise opportunities.

As with most of life’s relationships, each party has its side of the bargain to uphold.

It’s been a long, difficult tunnel for the past year but you have to say that, for many business sectors, emerging from the darkness is set to be particularly bright.