Doing Business in Honduras Tegucigalpa. Honduran economy

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Learning unit: Foreign trade and business in Honduras. Syllabus:


- Introduction to Honduras.
- Honduran economy.
- International trade of Honduras.
- Foreign direct investment FDI in Honduras.
- Doing business in Tegucigalpa and San Pedro de Sula.
- Case study: Business opportunities in Honduras (manufacturing, Textil, Agribusiness, Services ...)

Honduras Free trade agreements

Courses and Masters
Course business in Central America - Master America

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En or Es Honduras

Course summary: trade and business in Honduras

The products and services from Honduras have direct access to many international markets thanks to trade agreements (CAFTA-DR between Honduras and the United States) Canada, Central America, the Dominican Republic, the United Mexican States, Japan, European Union or Australia.

In the last years 300 companies have established operations in the Republic of Honduras under "maquila" - (manufacturing and light assembly) in sectors such as Textile and Apparel, Agro-industry, Automotive Components, Electronics and Furniture production,

  • Honduras is situated in the heart of the American continent. Only 2 hours by air and 48 to 72 hours by sea to the United States
  • Honduras is near the production centers of North America and the biggest market in the world.
  • Honduras serves as a distribution platform to regional markets of Central America, among the lowest logistical costs in the region.
  • Honduras is governed by a democratic system with steady institutions, a transparent legal system, and political and social stability since 1980.
  • Laws that protect and promote Foreign direct investment (FDI) provide export-oriented companies fiscal and legal incentives highly favorable to investment. Any part of Honduras can be an Industrial Processing Zone/Free Zone where companies are exempt of all taxes.

Emerging sectors in Honduras:
- In traditional sectors (agriculture, textiles, tourism)
- In value-added industries (agribusiness, sustainable tourism, light manufacturing and business services)
- A flexible manufacturing sector, capable of exporting in varying scales, supported by a favorable tax and customs code
- A growing services sector
- A tourism sector that attracts international travelers
- A forestry industry that supplies a broad variety of non-traditional wood species 32 million hectares (80 million survey acres) at highly competitive prices, with different climates and a large potential for low irrigation agriculture

Example of the course doing business in Honduras (English):
Honduras Business

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