The Nordic region is the most economically competitive area in the world. In the "Global Competitiveness Ranking 2006-2007" selected by the World Economic Forum (WEF), Finland and Sweden respectively ranked second and third. Before this, Finland had won the championship for three consecutive years.

In recent years, business elites have gone to Nordic countries for benchmark learning and inspection. They have conducted in-depth on-site investigations at world-renowned companies such as Rovio, Volvo, and IKEA, learning from the successful experiences of top enterprises and jointly exploring the path of enterprise growth.

This tour will offer top-level global system training and on-site experiences, rapidly enhancing international perspective and leadership thinking, deeply analyzing the constraints of enterprise development strategies, expanding international horizons, improving leadership skills, and promoting enterprise innovation, transformation and upgrading.

This Nordic study tour lasts for 9 days. You will experience lectures by renowned professors from Finnish and Swedish universities, visits to leading enterprises, and participation in special cultural experiences. Through course training and innovative cultural experiences, you will broaden your international horizons and learn about Nordic education, entrepreneurship and innovation, and the international competitiveness of companies. Nordic enterprises, especially well-known ones, play a significant role as role models in the path of entrepreneurship and innovation, and are the most direct goal of entrepreneurship and innovation.

Visiting leading enterprises in Northern Europe can enhance cross-cultural communication skills, naturally explore the Arctic Circle, uncover the secrets behind the century-old and enduring craftsmanship, and carefully consider the path of global development.

 Highlights of the itinerary  

3 high-level dialogue with top universities: A collision of knowledge and thinking.

1 inter-university visit.

4 benchmark leading enterprises' visits.