International Franchise Development U.S. franchisors increasingly view the international arena as fertile ground for their trademarked concepts. You may have heard the franchising relationship compared to a marriage. This comparison is heightened in an international franchise relationship. Although the interest is mutual between U.S. franchisors and foreign investors, concluding a successful deal is usually not an easy task.
Stakes are big in international franchising.
The territory that is licensed to the international master franchisee is often an entire country or a large portion of one. There are many aspects of the transaction which need to be studied carefully. FranchiseHelp will provide much of the necessary information to you to get started. Check this site regularly for new information. Let's start by looking at the kinds of questions you should answer if you are interested in bringing in a foreign-grown franchise to your country.