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Whether you seek distributors, joint venture partners, or U.S. investment opportunities, the WTCGP is your first point of contact when visiting Southeastern Pennsylvania or Southern New Jersey.
The WTCGP will create a custom program for your delegation based on your industry and needs. We will conduct market research, organize business matchmaking meetings, and assist with logistics. We can connect you with trade associations, industry leaders, academic institutions, government officials, and diplomats. We can coordinate meetings with local, State, and private sector organizations that specialize in facilitating inward investment. Cultural tours and orientation programs can also be arranged. The World Trade Center of Greater Philadelphia has hosted inbound trade delegations from Canada, Greece, France, Wales, China, Japan, Ukraine, Colombia and Uruguay. For further information on bringing a visiting delegation to the Greater Philadelphia region, or to register your interest in meeting inbound groups, contact the WTCGP.
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Philadelphia is the Nation's First World Heritage City
Philadelphia joined the Organization of World Heritage Cities (more info ovpm.org) in November 2015, thereby becoming the first "World Heritage City" in the United States. The city achieved this designation because we have a UNESCO World Heritage Site of "outstanding universal value", Independence Hall, and because of the rich array of historic buildings and cultural sites located throughout the city, including 67 National Historic Landmarks. You can find more information at here. |
Greater Philadelphia is the country’s sixth largest U.S. metro area by population. The region enjoys a highly diversified economic base with pronounced strengths in energy, life sciences, information, and communication technology, green and alternative energy, nanotechnology, advanced manufacturing and higher education.
The City of Brotherly Love is one of the 25 must-visit destinations in the world in 2020, according to a phenomenal new write-up in National Geographic Traveler that hits newsstands on Friday, November 29. Even more impressive: The city is one of only two U.S. destinations (alongside Grand Canyon National Park) to make the list, which is part of the publication’s annual Best Trips feature.
The City of Brotherly Love is one of the 25 must-visit destinations in the world in 2020, according to a phenomenal new write-up in National Geographic Traveler that hits newsstands on Friday, November 29. Even more impressive: The city is one of only two U.S. destinations (alongside Grand Canyon National Park) to make the list, which is part of the publication’s annual Best Trips feature.
