With the advent of industrialization and globalization, countries have been interacting to each other more than they did during the past years. This is due to the opportunities that have arisen up with the advent of globalization, in economies, trade and commerce. This trend has led businessmen to expand their horizon and trade into different countries, where they were not able to penetrate earlier.
Not only this, globalization has also enabled people to get more connected to each other. Relatives and family living in different country can now reach each other or interact in a much easier manner than before. they can send items and goods to each other easily, and cheaply, which was very expensive earlier.
Philippines is a country with such heritage, then many people have decided to settle there including Indians. Due to this, a huge demand to send goods to Philippines [ส่ง ของ ไป ฟิลิปปินส์, which is the term in Thai] has come into shape. People send the goods to their relatives or traders send good to Philippines for business purpose. Whatever is the reason, there always arises confusion as to which mode to chose while sending these goods.
Let us have a look at some of the ways through which you can send your goods to Philippines, in an easy manner, without much hustle.
- Airways
With globalization, airways have become one of the busiest modes of transportation, both for humans and cargo delivery. Many big industries and companies send goods to Philippines through airways only. it is relatively cheaper than sending goods to other bigger countries through airways. Airways is very much developed in Philippines, which gives it an edge over the shipping industries. The delivery time for the goods sent is relatively less than the goods sent through ships. They are much safer. Perishable and breakable goods are often sent though this mode of transport only. airways can send goods to Philippines in no time as compared to shipping. Although there is a little price variation if considered with ships.
- Shipping
Shipping is the oldest mode of transportation. Philippines is well connected to other parts of the world through ships and ports. Its port network is very strong. Goods that need to be delivered from India to Philippines can be sent through shipping. Ships allow much more reliability. It is a very common mode among traders as it is cheap, safe and very reliable. It does not add much to the cost, and also provides a sense of relief to the consumer or sender, in terms of the safety. If one is thinking of sending large consignment of goods to Philippines, then shipping is the ultimate destination where he/she could reach. Ships take a little more time than always, as the water is involved, but the goods which cannot be sent though airways due to economical or quantity related reasons, come down to ships only, and also some of the goods are sent first through airways and then later ultimately through ships only.
